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North & Alder

An editorial property website that brings the homes, the local knowledge and the enquiry journey together.

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North & Alder desktop website showing the agency navigation, property introduction and search journey
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Explore the customer journey.

  1. 01

    Find the right property

    Explore a searchable collection with detailed property information, photography and local area guides.

  2. 02

    Build a shortlist

    Try the device-local saved homes and searches to see how a buyer can return to the properties that interest them.

  3. 03

    Start a conversation

    Follow contextual property enquiries or the seller appraisal journey, with the relevant details carried into the enquiry.

A closer look at the website.

Explore the pages and see how the design adapts to mobile.

North & Alder’s property collection with example homes and search controls
Property collection · illustrative listingsView full size — property collection · illustrative listings (opens in a new tab)
North & Alder homepage on a mobile screen
Mobile homepageView full size — mobile homepage (opens in a new tab)

Shaped around you

What your version
could include.

Your agency’s identity, locations, verified listings, property feeds, CRM, appraisal process and enquiry routing. Live account access and saved searches across devices can be scoped separately.

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About this demonstration

North & Alder is a fictional agency concept with illustrative properties and contact details. Its demonstration accounts and saved items are device-local, and its enquiry preview does not send information.

Features, integrations, content and ongoing care are quoted to your scope. This demonstration is not a fixed-price package.

Your next step

Let’s build your version.

Tell me about your business and which parts of this demo would be useful. We’ll agree the right first release and how it will be supported.

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