Commercial Developer Website Development

Most commercial developer websites launch in 10–12 weeks. The timeline depends on portfolio size, custom integrations like investor portals, and how ready your content is. Sites with fewer than 15 properties and no custom portal can ship in 8 weeks. We lock scope upfront so there are no surprises.

Yes. We build on Sanity CMS, which gives your marketing team a visual editor for adding projects, updating availability, swapping renderings, and publishing news. No code required. We train your team during launch week and provide documentation for every content type.

We do. Leasing inquiry forms can route directly into Salesforce, HubSpot, or any CRM with an API. We also build webhook integrations for tools like Buildout, RealNex, and custom deal management systems. Data flows automatically — no manual entry.

We use Cloudinary for automatic image optimization and adaptive delivery — visitors on mobile get smaller files, desktop users get full resolution. Video is lazy-loaded and streamed from edge CDNs. The result is sub-2-second load times even with 4K assets.

Absolutely. We build role-based portals using Supabase Auth where different investor groups see different documents. You control who accesses offering memorandums, financial models, and construction updates. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support covering bug fixes, content adjustments, and performance monitoring. After that, we offer monthly retainer plans for ongoing development, SEO, and analytics reporting. Most commercial developer clients stay on retainer for quarterly updates.

The cost of building a commercial website can vary significantly based on several factors such as complexity, features, and design requirements. On average, a basic commercial website can cost between $5,000 to $10,000, while more complex sites with custom designs and advanced functionalities can range from $10,000 to $50,000 or more. Additionally, ongoing costs for maintenance, hosting, and updates should also be considered, which typically range from $500 to $2,000 annually. Factors like the developer's expertise and geographic location can also influence the overall cost.

The 7 C's of a website are critical elements for creating an effective online presence: 1) **Context** refers to the site's layout and design; 2) **Content** involves the information and media presented; 3) **Community** fosters user interaction and engagement; 4) **Customization** allows personalization for users; 5) **Communication** covers the exchange of information between the site and users; 6) **Connection** relates to linking with other sites; and 7) **Commerce** focuses on the transactional aspects if applicable. Together, these elements ensure a functional and appealing website.