Modern Real Estate Web App

Build a modern real estate web application that lets users browse property listings, read blog content, and manage their accounts, all powered by a CMS so the site owner can update content without developer help.

Many real estate websites are either static and hard to update, or bloated with unnecessary complexity. The client needed a platform that felt polished and fast for end users, while being simple to manage on the backend. Content updates (new listings, blog posts, page copy) had to be doable by non-technical team members.

I used Next.js as the full-stack framework, handling both the server-side rendering and API routes. This gave the app strong SEO performance and fast page loads out of the box.

For content management, I integrated Sanity CMS. All property listings, blog posts, and page content are stored in Sanity, which gives the site owner a visual editing interface. The content schema was designed so that adding a new property listing or publishing a blog post takes minutes, not a developer ticket.

I built user authentication to support sign-in, account creation, and saved preferences, so returning users get a personalized experience.

For the landing page, I used GSAP to create smooth scroll-based animations that make the first impression feel premium without hurting performance. Every animation is optimized to avoid layout shifts and jank.

The entire frontend is written in TypeScript for type safety and fewer runtime bugs across the codebase.

A fully functional real estate platform with:

Property listings with search and filtering functionality

Blog content section fully managed through Sanity CMS

User authentication for sign-in and saved preferences

Polished landing page with GSAP scroll animations

Scalable content architecture where non-technical users can update everything

TypeScript across the full codebase for reliability

Framework: Next.js (full-stack) CMS: Sanity Animations: GSAP Language: TypeScript Frontend: React, responsive design