Case study · Web development

Roxystreet: an interactive property map with live availability

A real estate platform rebuilt around an interactive map, so visitors can explore properties by location and see availability as they browse.

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Results

What changed.

LiveAvailability shown on the map

ClusteredProperty locations

MobileResponsive map experience

LessFriction in the discovery flow

The challenge

The problem we set out to solve.

Property discovery breaks down when visitors have to open listing after listing to find what is available where. The goal was to cut that friction and let location lead the search.

What we did

How we approached it.

Map-first discovery

A custom interactive map showing property locations with live availability indicators.

Clustering for clarity

Property location clustering keeps dense areas readable and lets visitors zoom into what they want.

Built on WordPress

Custom JavaScript map integration on a WordPress site, with a responsive layout.

Mobile-ready

The map and availability experience was designed to work properly on phones.

Services used

The disciplines behind this project.

Web Design & Development

Also: Web dev · Interactive map · Real estate

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