Live demo sites

Click through a finished build

Nine fictional sites, built the way we build client sites: five single communities, one property management company with a portfolio, one build-to-rent community of single-family homes, a garden-style community built around a clubhouse and pool, and a student duplex run by one landlord. Price a floor plan, request a tour, search a portfolio, and see how the resident portal hands off to the property management software. Every page carries a demo bar so nobody mistakes them for real properties.

Westline Flats at dusk, a six-story brick apartment building on a corner
Conventional lease-up, 74 apartments

Westline Flats

Seventy-four apartments above a walkable block of shops and coffee, with a courtyard pool, a resident clubroom and studio to three-bedroom layouts.

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Campus Quarter, a five-story student apartment building with bike racks out front
Student housing, priced by the bed

Campus Quarter

Two blocks from campus: 214 furnished bedrooms in one to four bedroom apartments, each on its own lease, with a rooftop deck, a 24-hour study lounge and everything included in one payment.

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The Meridian at blue hour, a fourteen-story glass and bronze tower on the waterfront
Luxury high-rise lease-up, 112 residences

The Meridian

One hundred and twelve residences on fourteen floors above the river, with a rooftop infinity pool, a residents' club with its own bar, and studios to penthouses finished in oak, marble and brass.

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Oakhaven Senior Living, a two-story brick and stucco community with a covered entry and garden courtyard
Senior living, three levels of care

Oakhaven Senior Living

Independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with restaurant-style dining, licensed nurses on site around the clock, and monthly rates stated plainly before you ever call.

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Cedar Commons, a three-story garden-style apartment community with a playground on the lawn
Affordable and workforce housing, income-qualified

Cedar Commons

Eighty-four one, two, and three bedroom apartments for households earning up to 60 percent of the area median income. Rents are fixed by the program, not the market, and the application is two steps.

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Aerial view of several mid-rise apartment buildings near a river at sunset
Property management company, nine communities

Ridgeline Residential

A management company site rather than a single community: a searchable directory of nine properties across six neighborhoods, one page per property, and separate sections for residents and for owners.

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A curving street of new single-family rental homes at sunset
Build-to-rent, 142 single-family homes

Harlow Park

A community of rental houses rather than apartments: home-by-home listings with a search bar, draggable carousels, a page for every house with a photo gallery and a features table, and self-guided tour booking.

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Aerial view of three-story apartment buildings around a clubhouse and pool
Garden-style community, 216 apartments

Kestrel Ridge

A new three-story Midwest community built around a clubhouse and pool, with a clickable community map that shows what is available in each building.

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A two-story house near a college campus with a wide front porch
Student rental, one landlord, two flats

Varsity House

A small site for a single landlord: rooms rented by the bedroom or a whole flat to a group, a room picker for next school year, and a page for parents.

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Photography on the demo sites is generated for the fictional communities. Floor plans, rents and availability are illustrative.

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