What we do
Four things, joined up. The website is the product; the rest is what keeps it working.
Purpose-built property websites: schemes, portfolios, availability, search and enquiry capture.
Properties, availability, brochures, floorplans and content updated for you, on request.
Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, GA4 and conversion tracking, plus the maintenance underneath it.
HTML property emailers and landing pages, built from the same content as the website.
Functionality
Property sites have particular demands. These are the pieces we build most often — combined, extended or stripped back to suit the instruction.
Filter by size, use class, tenure, location and availability.
Interactive location search with clustering and travel context.
Live unit tables carrying floor areas, tenure and status.
Specification, areas, EPC, media and enquiry in one place.
Standalone scheme sites with their own identity and domain.
Large estates and multi-asset portfolios, structured to stay manageable.
Downloads, gated brochures and document tracking.
Floorplans, galleries, video, drone footage and virtual tours.
Joint agency contacts, occupier line-ups and tenant directories.
Drive times, connectivity, amenity mapping and catchment context.
Forms routed to the right agent and recorded as conversions.
Import from or export to agency systems, CRMs and portals.
Property UX
A working example of the interfaces we design: availability that reads clearly, specification you can scan, and an enquiry route never more than one click away.
Logistics and industrial · 5 units
Meridian Park
Junction 15, M40
To let
Detached cross-docked warehouse with two-storey offices, a 50 m secure yard and dedicated HGV parking. Available on a new full repairing and insuring lease.
To let
Mid-box unit suited to trade counter or light industrial use, with a self-contained yard and 34 car parking spaces.
To let or for sale
The smallest unit on the scheme. Fitted first-floor offices, dedicated yard and immediate availability.
Terms agreed
Under offer to a third-party logistics operator. Terms agreed, subject to contract.
Let — 15 year term
Let to a national parcel operator. Retained on the site as occupier information rather than removed.
Illustrative interface. Meridian Park is a fictional scheme, used here to show the property UX we design.
Fully managed
Commercial property never stands still. Your website shouldn't fall behind it.
How it runs
The same information moves through the website, the campaign and the reporting — entered once.
The brochure, floorplans and photography land in your inbox.
Forward the email. No brief, no ticket, no training.
Property live on the website, availability and schedule updated.
Campaign landing page and HTML emailer prepared and sent.
Opens, clicks, downloads and enquiries tracked back to the campaign.
One email in. A published property, a campaign and a measurable response out.
Under the surface
The parts nobody asks to see, done to the standard we would want to inherit.
Found by the people already looking.
Fast on a laptop in the office and a phone on site.
Evidence that the marketing did something.
The unglamorous part that keeps it standing.
The technical and search foundations are standard on every build. Deeper content and search work can be scoped separately when it is worth doing.
Campaigns
Property emailers that look like the scheme, arrive in the inbox intact, and report back properly.
Meridian Park
Unit 04 — 105,000 sq ft to let
Campaign types
What we handle
Working together
Two ways to work with Square. The build is the same either way — the difference is who keeps the website current afterwards.
The site is yours to manage day to day. We keep the platform healthy underneath it.
Included
You send the changes. We make them. In practice, an ongoing digital property team.
Everything in Website + Care, plus
Pricing is provisional and excludes VAT. Larger projects, new functionality, major redesigns and paid third-party services are scoped separately.
The difference
The usual model ends at handover: design, build, launch, goodbye. Six months later the availability is wrong and nobody can remember the login.
We would rather stay. The website we build is the one we look after, so the person updating your availability is the person who built the schedule it sits in.