Real Estate

Oasis Development — Greek real estate platform

An Athens agency that sells and rents property to Greek and international buyers. We built two connected apps: the public website, in five languages, and the CRM the team runs it from. Listings go out from the CRM, and inquiries come back into it.

Full-Stack Development UI (User Interface)SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Software Development Intelligent Web Experiences

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Oasis Development property search: listing cards on the left, a map of Attica with clustered pins on the right — Grid and map side by side, with “Search this area” on the map.

A listing page on a phone: photo grid, breadcrumbs, title, price and listing code — Grid and map side by side, with “Search this area” on the map.

At a glance

languages: 5; English, Greek, German, Chinese and Hebrew, which reads right to left
connected apps: 2; The public website and the agency's CRM
amenity filters: 30+; On top of price, surface, floor, heating and land details
listing code: E6ZHEK; Six characters, on the card, in the URL and in the inquiry

What we built

The public website

oasisdevelopment.gr

Map and grid search that stay in sync. “Search this area” searches the part of the map in view.
Filters for sale or rent, category, price and surface, plus 30+ amenity, floor, heating and land filters.
A readable URL for every listing in every language: /en/properties/sale/home/marousi/e6zhek.
Listing pages with a photo gallery, the area on a map, and an inquiry form that already knows the listing.
Hebrew mirrors right to left from the same layout. Prices show in EUR, USD or GBP, surfaces in m² or sq ft.
A share image generated for each listing in each language, and short links by code: /p/e6zhek.
Structured data on every listing, hreflang across the five languages, a sitemap and an llms.txt.
Spam protection on every form, a newsletter that records consent, and nightly backups.

The CRM behind it

Internal, invite-only

A listings editor. Photos are resized and watermarked on upload; the exact address and private notes never leave the CRM.
Publishing per listing, with a compare view of what changed since the last publish.
Translations into the other four languages: a machine draft the team edits, with a spell check.
Leads as a list or a drag-and-drop pipeline, with tags, owners and an activity timeline.
Buyer requests: what each lead is looking for, matched against the listings.
An inbox inside the CRM: threads, drafts, attachments, and listing cards in outgoing mail.
Tracked links in that mail, and a visitor view of which listings draw attention in which language.
Meetings, tasks and a shared calendar, and edit locks so two agents never overwrite each other.

From listing to lead

CRM
List
An agent enters the listing, its photos and the exact address.
CRM → website
Publish
One action copies the public part. The map pin moves a few hundred metres off the address, photos turn into WebP, translations go along.
Website
Discover
Buyers search by map or grid in their language and land on a listing with its own URL and code.
Website → CRM
Inquire
The form already knows the listing. The message arrives in the CRM as a lead, matched by email to any contact the agency already has.