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Aiguelonde

By WALEED EJKHIDEM

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Summary

Aiguelonde is a luxury real estate template built the way a brokerage actually works.

Description

Aiguelonde is a luxury real estate template built the way a brokerage actually works. Live demo: https://aiguelonde.framer.website Every property has a status: Coming Soon, Available, Under Offer or Sold. One dropdown in the CMS rewrites the whole page. Mark a house Sold and the price leaves the page, the photographs stay, and the viewing form becomes a rail of similar properties nearby. Set one date field and an open house appears across the site and in a bar pinned under the nav on that property. Clear the field and it disappears. Listings filter live by status, type and bedrooms, and sort by price. Visitors can save houses and compare them side by side, no accounts needed. Agents carry their own inventory. Neighbourhoods are editorial guides linked to the houses in them. Every viewing form knows which property it came from. What is included 16 routes, including Properties, Neighbourhoods, Team, Journal, Compare, Open Houses, Sell and a Buyer guide. 7 CMS collections, including Settings, so phone, brand and hours change once and update everywhere. 8 demo properties with full galleries, 85 licensed photographs, a lazy loaded hero video and 7 documented code components. Every layer is named. No colour is hard coded. PageSpeed desktop 95, best practices and SEO 100, accessibility 98 to 100 on every page. Fraunces and Instrument Sans on a warm stone palette. A dark alternate is documented in the guide. Who it is for Boutique brokerages, developers marketing new builds, and studios that sell the spaces they design. The guide shows how each one sets up the CMS. Aiguelonde is a fictional brokerage. Photographs are Unsplash and Pexels placeholders, credited in the guide. Replace them with your own. Open the demo, go to any property, and imagine changing one field.

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Property that knows when it's sold

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