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Regulated & High-Growth

Real Estate

Listings, viewings, and property ops for agencies and managers who still run on sheets.

Regulated & High-Growth

The vertical

Agencies, brokers, and property managers whose inventory, viewings, and owner statements still live in chat and a workbook.

Property software only helps if the floor and the owner see the same unit. XiteHub designs listings so status, price, and media sit on one record. Agents book viewings against that record, not a group chat. A deal has a pipeline with required fields before it can move. For managers, work orders, rent, and owner statements pull from the same tenancy. Public sites and portals get a feed of what is actually available. We will say so if a local MLS or a payment rail should stay the source of truth and we only sit beside it.

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The gap

What is usually broken

A listing is a WhatsApp broadcast. The viewing diary is a personal calendar. Owners ask for a statement and someone rebuilds it from receipts. Two agents can promise the same unit.

Approach

How we enter

XiteHub builds around the unit and the deal: a listing with a clear state, a viewing that is booked against it, and a file that becomes a tenancy or a sale. We do not start with a 3D tour if the inventory file is still dirty. Portals and maps come after the office can trust what is available. We have shipped catalogs, booking, and ops tools for teams that sell or schedule in more than one city. The same discipline applies to a property book.

Challenges

What we keep hearing

  1. 01

    The same unit is listed twice with two prices

  2. 02

    Viewings clash because each agent keeps a private diary

  3. 03

    Owner statements are rebuilt every month from a folder of receipts

  4. 04

    A public website shows stock the office already reserved

  5. 05

    Handover from sales to tenancy is a forwarded email

  6. 06

    Photos and floor plans live on a personal drive

What we build

Work that belongs in this sector

  1. 01

    A unit and listing file with status, media, and a single owner

  2. 02

    Viewing and follow-up booked on that file, visible to the desk

  3. 03

    A deal pipeline from enquiry to reserved, with required fields

  4. 04

    Tenancy or sale handover that does not retype the unit

  5. 05

    Owner or landlord statements from the same rent and expense records

  6. 06

    A public or portal feed that only shows what the office marked available

Entry

How we start here

Floor first, then the systems that stay, then a slice operators will use. We do not lead with a generic industry pack.

  1. 01

    Inventory cleanup

    Merge duplicate units and agree the status list before a single listing goes public.

  2. 02

    Desk first

    Ship the unit file, viewings, and a deal board the office will use this week.

  3. 03

    Handover

    Connect reserved stock to tenancy or sale so the next team is not starting from a chat.

  4. 04

    Public feed

    Only then wire the website or a portal. Available means available.

  5. 05

    Owner pack

    If you manage, turn on statements after a full rent cycle matches the old sheet.

Stack

What we usually ship it on

  • Next.js
  • React
  • PostgreSQL
  • Node.js
  • Mapbox
  • REST APIs
  • AWS

FAQ

Questions, answered

Scope, hosting, and what we will not claim on this Real Estate brief.

Only if viewings already fail without it. Most first releases are a clean inventory and a diary. Tours can attach later.

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