Two ways to put homes online.

One is a private brokerage that publishes its surveys, its answering times and its own mistakes — a buyer's dashboard, an advisor's desk and a journal in four layouts. The other is a homes-and-estates agency with the listings, maps and dashboards a larger office needs. Same care, same plain HTML underneath. Open either one and look around.

Avava Real Estate template — the home page with the drawn Paris building

Private brokerage · light & dark

Avava Real Estate
HTML Template

A private brokerage that shows its working: two home pages, five card styles, ten search views and six property layouts, a nine-screen buyer dashboard, a fourteen-screen advisor desk, four journal layouts with four article layouts, and a contact page with a live map.

70Pages
23Dashboard screens
2Light & dark

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Avava Home Estate template — the dark home page with the drawn timber house

Homes & estates · dark

Avava Home Estate
HTML Template

A homes-and-estates agency in a night palette: three home pages, listing grids and lists with sidebars, half-map and map-drawer searches, land plots and commercial, a blog, and both a client and an agent dashboard down to offers, documents and performance.

68Pages
3Map searches
18Dashboard screens

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What both are made of

No build step, no framework, no surprises.

Written by hand · documented

Plain HTML

One stylesheet, one script, no dependencies to install. Open a file, edit it, upload the folder.

Valid, accessible

Zero errors on the W3C validators, semantic landmarks, keyboard-reachable menus and forms.

Responsive

Fluid from 320px phones to 2560px displays, checked at every breakpoint on the way.

Documented

Step-by-step documentation with screenshots: pages, colours, fonts, images, menus, forms, maps.