What a real estate website has to do
- Lead with the place. Buyers here are often buying a view, a town or a way of life. Big, honest photography of the land and the light does the first part of the selling.
- Featured listings, done well. Each home with the photos, the facts and the story, laid out so it reads on a phone.
- Area pages. What it is actually like to live in Weaverville, Black Mountain or Hendersonville. These help buyers and they help you show up in searches for those towns.
- An inquiry one tap from every home. A short form or a call button on every listing.
- You. Your name, your face, your track record in the area. People choose an agent, not a website.
A concept site we built for mountain real estate
This is a concept, not a real business: a full site we designed to show what a real estate site can be.
Which plan fits
The Premium website ($1,499) suits most agents: up to 10 pages for listings and area guides, advanced SEO and schema, and the motion that makes photography feel big. An agent who wants a strong single presence and a contact path can start with the Base website ($799). Tell us which brokerage you are with and how you handle listings today, and we will tell you plainly what we can connect.
Questions
Can you write area pages for the towns I sell in?
Yes, on the Premium plan, as long as there is something real to say about each town. Those pages are useful to buyers and help you appear in searches for those places.
How long does it take?
Most Valdra Co. websites are built in 5 to 14 business days. The clock starts once the agreement is signed, the deposit is paid and we have your materials (logo, photos, text), so the more you have ready, the sooner it launches.
Do you work outside Asheville?
We are based in Asheville and work with businesses across Western North Carolina: Weaverville, Mars Hill, Black Mountain, Hendersonville, Fletcher, Arden, Candler, Marshall, Waynesville, Burnsville and beyond. We also work remotely with clients anywhere in the U.S.