Real estate team website example
Dustin Remington and Carmen Crispeno work as the Remington/Crispeno Team with RE/MAX Northwest Realtors in Seattle. The homepage introduces them in their own words as "Two Hard Working Dads Taking Care of Your Real Estate Needs!"
The site follows the Western Washington market, with content reaching Seattle, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, Bothell, Shoreline and Snohomish. Deep navy and pale blue sit against white. The section worth studying is the radio page.
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The header carries both the brokerage mark and the team lock-up, and the homepage runs through a "WHO WE ARE" section introducing Dustin and Carmen, a six-item "WHAT SETS US APART", a "REAL ESTATE RESOURCES" block and featured listings.
Navy does the structural work and a pale blue lifts panels that would otherwise be plain white, which gives a content-heavy page a third level without needing borders. Both agents appear with their own profile pages rather than sharing a single team bio.
The two agents behind the website
The "Meet Dustin Remington" page lists a long run of brokerage recognition including the Titan Award, Chairman’s Award, Platinum Club, Hall of Fame and a Lifetime Achievement Award. His page also describes the business as heavily repeat and referral based.
Away from work, the same page mentions his wife, four grown children, volunteering at Canyon Hills Community Church and serving on The Damascus House board. Carmen has his own "Meet Carmen Crispeno" page.
Who this website is a good example for
Partnerships. Two named agents, two dedicated profile pages, one team brand. A visitor never has to guess who they would be working with.
Anyone with a podcast or a show. The Radio Show page names the station, the schedule and the format, carries a recent episode and even tells you that you may need to fast-forward past the news segments.
Referral-led businesses. With repeat and referral work described as central, the site is built to reassure someone who arrived on a recommendation.
Real estate team website design ideas
Give the show a page, not a link. Station, time, format, a recent episode and a practical note about skipping the news. That last detail is what makes it read as written by a person.
Introduce a team as individuals. A shared "WHO WE ARE" section plus a separate page each does more for trust than one paragraph about team values.
Use a mid-tone panel color. A pale blue between white and navy separates sections without rules or boxes, which keeps a long page calm.
Name the areas in your content. Rather than a decorative map, the site’s resources and posts reference the specific Western Washington communities it covers.
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