Framer templates for real estate agents

A real estate site is a listing database with a personality. The listing template has to survive twenty properties, the agent pages have to build trust, and every property needs an obvious way to ask a question.

These five are free to remix. They range from a complete agency site to a single luxury landing page.

The five, compared

Our pick for most real estate agent projects is Avenlo. The rest are stronger in specific situations, which the fit notes below explain.

All five are free to remix on Framer at the time of writing. A template that moves to a paid plan drops out of this page; the catalogue never lists paid templates.

AvenloTop pick

A complete site — properties, services, agents, and a journal — all on the Framer CMS, so a new listing or team member takes minutes. The quiet, editorial design suits agents who sell on trust rather than volume.

Watch out: The restraint is intentional. A high-volume brokerage with dozens of listings per week may want a more database-like search experience.

Royal

A luxury real estate template with immersive galleries, smooth animation, and testimonials, aimed at high-end homes and investment properties. It is built to make a single listing feel like a feature.

Watch out: The luxury aesthetic is the product. For a rental agency or a first-time-buyer brand, it may read as distant.

Estatix

A high-performance template with a property listing page, detailed property pages, a blog, and an about page. The structure supports both the listings and the market commentary that earns search traffic.

Watch out: Check how the listings are connected to the CMS before you plan a weekly publishing rhythm.

VistaHaven

A visual-first template with sections for luxury residences, eco-friendly buildings, and vacation homes, plus galleries and inquiry forms. It is designed to sell the property in photographs.

Watch out: It is a showcase more than a searchable listing system. A buyer who expects filters and map search will need more.

Novalux

Built for real estate agencies, developers, luxury agents, and modern property businesses, with space for listings, neighbourhoods, agents, and serious enquiries.

Watch out: The listing is aimed at brand-led businesses. Confirm the CMS and listing structure before assuming it scales to a large portfolio.

• Every listing needs a price, address, size, and a clear enquiry action above the fold.
• A listing template should be one CMS collection with a reusable detail page, not a page per property.
• Agent profiles build trust; include a face, a phone number, and a track record.
• Neighbourhood pages are the long-tail SEO surface for “homes in [area]”.