Eagle One Properties

The Real Site

The search, the listings, the details.

Screenshots from the live site — the multi-criteria filter panel actually in use, a full listing grid, and a real off-plan property page.

Property listings — filtered search

Eagle One Properties listing grid with Property Status, Type, and Location filters active

Property detail — off-plan listing

MBL Royal Residence by MAG property detail page with project details table

MBL Royal Residence by MAG — a real off-plan listing, complete with developer, handover date, and bedroom breakdown pulled from the project details table.

Partner developers

Partner developer logos including Sobha, Nshama, Meraas, Azizi, and Ellington

Contact page

The Breakdown

One Search For Everything

Sale, rent, and off-plan, mashed together

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Three Real Transaction Types

Each with its own logic and pricing

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Buyers, Renters, Investors — Served

A search that matches how people actually shop

The Problem

Dubai real estate isn't one market — sale, rental, and off-plan (pre-construction) are three different transaction shapes with different price scales, different buyer psychology, and different partners involved. A generic property listing setup treats them as one thing with a single price filter, which breaks the moment someone's comparing an AED 2,700,000 villa sale against an AED 15,000/year rental. The site also needed to convert a browsing visitor into a lead fast, and needed to visibly carry the credibility of the 12 developer partnerships the agency actually holds.

What I Built

The RealHomes real estate theme configured on Elementor with three parallel price-bracket structures — sale runs AED 1,000 to AED 5,000,000+, rent runs AED 500 to AED 150,000 reflecting Dubai's annual-rent convention, and off-plan gets its own status filter entirely — layered under a full search across beds, baths, garages, area, agent, and keyword. WhatsApp click-to-chat sits in the header permanently, next to a lead form promising a callback within 15 minutes, and a dedicated partner strip puts all 12 developer logos in front of every visitor on the homepage.

Process

How it works.

Split the transaction model

Sale, rent, and off-plan each get their own price-bracket scale and status filter, instead of forcing a Dubai villa sale and a monthly rental through the same price dropdown.

Layer the search criteria

Beds, baths, garages, area in square feet, assigned agent, free-text keyword, and direct property ID search all stack on top of the transaction-type split.

Make contact immediate

WhatsApp click-to-chat lives permanently in the header, and a "get a call within 15 minutes" form sits above the fold — a visitor never has to go looking for how to reach someone.

Put the partnerships on display

All 12 developer partner logos — Emaar, DAMAC, Nakheel, Sobha, and the rest — sit on the homepage itself, establishing legitimacy before a visitor even opens a listing.

Outcome

TRANSACTION MODES
SALE · RENT · OFF-PLAN

PARTNER DEVELOPERS
FEATURED ON HOMEPAGE

15 min

CALLBACK PROMISE
WIRED TO LEAD FORM

Why it matters

A buyer comparing sale prices, a tenant comparing annual rent, and an investor comparing off-plan payment plans are having three completely different conversations with the same website. Treating them as one undifferentiated "property search" is the easiest way to lose all three.