RealEsta is a property listing template built by Deveb for agencies and brokerages. The homepage opens with the template name set in a heavy sans-serif that fills most of the viewport, then scrolls into a hero card showing a terracotta-walled interior with a wooden door and the heading "Find your dream home." The palette is warm and neutral: terracotta, beige, cream, and black type, with a lime-yellow highlight on the contact button. The typography is Satoshi throughout, and the layout alternates between full-width image cards and centered content blocks. A property carousel sits below the hero, showing listings with rounded corners, overlay labels for sale or rent, and property details like bed count and price. The design feels current and polished, with generous white space and a confident use of scale.
The demo includes about, services, agents, blog, contact, and a full listing catalog with filtering by status and type. Each listing card displays a photo, address, specs, and price, and the agent carousel on the homepage cycles through profile images with navigation arrows. Nine CMS lists power the homepage, so dynamic content is baked in. The template also includes a checkout page with customer info and shipping address fields, suggesting it can handle property-related transactions or paid services. We like the stat blocks showing client satisfaction and listings, which add credibility without clutter. A background video is present, and animations run throughout.
On a 390px phone, the homepage stacks cleanly. The RealEsta logotype scales down, the hero card remains legible, and the property count module sits below the main image. The layout is single-column and the touch targets look generous. This suits a modern real estate agency that wants listing flexibility and a warm, editorial look. One thing to check: the heavy use of carousels and sliders means you'll need strong photography across every listing and agent profile to keep the design feeling intentional rather than repetitive.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.