For property teams & their creative partners
Give your property a website that helps people picture working there, find the right space and get in touch.
I’m Hasnain Qureshi. I develop commercial property and real estate websites for buildings and campuses, with content your team can manage. My work includes Cambridge Research Park and The New 1540 Broadway.
Based in Karachi. Working remotely with London, UK and US property teams.
01 Building & campus websites
02 Content your team controls
03 Clear routes to enquiries
Relevant experience
These projects show my frontend and content integration work. Each case study explains my contribution and links to the live website.
A campus experience that brings together workspaces, community, landscape and availability.
My contribution: Next.js frontend and WordPress content integration through GraphQL and ACF components.
Read the implementation case study
A website presenting a Midtown Manhattan workplace, its amenities, location and available space.
My contribution: Responsive Next.js frontend with WordPress-managed content, image layouts and motion.
Read the frontend case studyWorking across markets
I work remotely with the people marketing the property, whether the brief starts with a London agency, a US owner or an existing design team. My role is frontend development and content integration; we agree reviews, handover and working-hour overlap before starting.
For a London property team, we can map the building pages, availability, floor plans and enquiry route to the content editors need to maintain. My UK project evidence is Cambridge Research Park, a campus website outside London where I worked on the Next.js frontend and WordPress integration.
For US teams, the New 1540 Broadway case study shows my responsive Next.js frontend contribution to a New York commercial property website. It connects photography, amenities, location and available space with WordPress-managed content.
Planning a budget in the UK or US? The website cost calculator shows separate illustrative GBP and USD ranges. It is a planning tool, not a market price or project quote.
What we can build
This service suits single buildings, office developments, commercial campuses and the agencies that market them. We agree the pages and functionality around your property and content.
Building pages, photography, amenities and location information, implemented from your brand and design direction. Layouts adapt to phones, tablets and larger screens.
Available space, specifications, floor-plan downloads and contact routes can sit together. Visitors can review the details before sending an enquiry to the right team.
A WordPress content workflow can let your editors update availability, images, news and page sections. We define the editable fields and publishing process before development.
Readable page content, descriptive titles, image alternatives, canonical URLs and a sitemap. For a replacement website, we also plan redirects for any page addresses that change.
Need a listing feed, CRM connection or interactive map? Share the provider and required workflow so I can assess the integration before including it in the scope.
Working together
You work directly with me on implementation. If your designer or agency owns the creative direction, we can agree the handover, review points and responsibilities together.
Share the current website or designs, intended audience, available content and launch requirements. We identify what visitors need to know and do.
Define page templates, editable content, integrations and review rounds. The proposal sets out the deliverables, timeline, responsibilities and handover.
Review working pages with your actual photography and property information. We check mobile layouts, content editing, navigation and enquiry journeys.
Check the agreed scope, forms, links, publishing and deployment. Document how to manage the website and agree any ongoing support separately.
Before you commission a website
A useful brief starts with the property, the people using the site and the content your team needs to manage.
I quote after reviewing the scope. A single-building website with supplied designs and content requires different work from a campus site with multiple templates, availability feeds and CRM integration. Use the website cost calculator for a planning range, then share your page list, designs and content status with the website brief builder so I can prepare a relevant estimate.
The timeline depends on the number of templates, design readiness, content, integrations and review rounds. I provide a schedule after reviewing those items. If you have a fixed marketing launch, include that date in the first brief so we can discuss what is realistic.
Yes. We can make agreed fields and sections editable in WordPress, including availability, property details, photography and news. My Cambridge Research Park work connects WordPress content to a Next.js frontend through GraphQL and ACF components. Publishing and editor handover form part of the agreed scope.
Yes. Share the desktop and mobile layouts, brand guidelines, image assets and interaction requirements. We can review missing states and CMS needs before implementation. The case studies above describe my frontend and content integration contributions.
No. A conventional WordPress website may be sufficient for a simpler brief. A separate Next.js frontend is worth considering when the presentation, reusable components or application requirements justify the extra publishing and maintenance work. We should choose the setup around your needs.
We can inventory the existing URLs and keep them where practical. Where addresses change, the release plan should include permanent redirects, updated internal links, canonical URLs and a new sitemap. Search positions can change during a migration, so rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. I am based in Karachi, Pakistan and work remotely with UK, US and worldwide teams. My portfolio includes a UK research campus and a New York commercial building website. We agree meeting times, working-hour overlap and review arrangements before starting.
Your next website
Send your current website or design link, the kind of space you market and what the new website needs to do.
Include your target launch date and budget range if you have them. I’ll review the brief and reply with questions or a proposed next step.
husnainqureshi134@gmail.com