REAL ESTATE · WEB · DUBAI
I build websites and systems for the Dubai property industry — and I work inside that industry every day. For the past 4 years I've been the IT engineer behind three Dubai real estate firms, building the tools their agents actually use: CRMs, listing engines, unit-lookup services and HR platforms.
That matters, because a real estate website in Dubai is not a brochure. It has to capture leads in seconds, hand them to agents while they're still hot, and look premium enough to sell multi-million-dirham inventory.
I know how a Dubai brokerage actually runs, because keeping one running is my day job. Portal leads from Bayut and Property Finder are expected to be answered in minutes, not hours — so the sites I build push leads to agents instantly, straight into WhatsApp or the CRM, with the source tracked.
Public work includes UNHID Developments, a boutique luxury developer brand site live at unhid.com. Behind the scenes I have built a brokerage CRM, a live property listing engine, a Dubai unit-lookup service used by sales teams, and led a Salesforce rollout across three departments.
Property buyers browse on their phones. My builds are performance-first: optimised images (WebP), compressed video, and load times tuned for mobile 4G — because a listing page that takes eight seconds to load is a lead someone else answered.
Every build ships with analytics, session recording and UTM source tracking, so you know exactly which campaign, portal or broker referral produced every enquiry.
Yes — lead capture from portal enquiries into your CRM with source tracking, and listing feeds prepared in the formats UAE portals accept. I deal with portal lead flows daily in my work inside a Dubai brokerage.
All three: brand and project sites for developers, full websites with listing engines for brokerages, and personal-brand sites for individual agents building their own name.
Yes — bilingual English/Arabic with correct RTL layout and typography. I am a native Arabic speaker based in Dubai.
A single off-plan campaign page with lead capture: typically 1–2 weeks from brief to live. Full brokerage or developer sites: 3–6 weeks.
Yes — I have built a brokerage CRM from scratch and led a Salesforce deployment across three departments. Your website leads can flow into whichever CRM you run, tagged by source.
Emad Yahya — portfolio · emaadyahya4@gmail.com · WhatsApp +971 566 392 647