Case study · Real estate · Riviera Maya, Mexico
A Riviera Maya real estate website in Spanish and English.
The problem
A real estate firm in Mexico needed a site for its Spanish-speaking clients that also reaches English-speaking buyers and shows current listings.
What we built
We built a bilingual website that defaults to Spanish with an English switch, listing sections for homes, apartments, land and rentals, and detail pages with galleries.
Quick answers
Should a real estate website be bilingual?
If buyers come from more than one language group, yes. This site defaults to the local language and lets visitors switch with one click, and the team adds listings on its own after one training session.
When did it launch?
September 2020.