Introducing PropertyPeak
Most estate templates are built for volume — endless grids, filter panels, cards that all look the same because nothing about them was ever looked at.
PropertyPeak assumes the opposite. It is designed for a brokerage carrying seven or eight properties at a time, where each one deserves its own room on the page.
Three things I spent the most time on:
The stack. Featured listings stack on scroll with the title and price row pinned to the top of each card, so the ones underneath stay readable instead of becoming a sliver of roof.
The numbers. Every price, floor area and yield uses tabular figures. Set two listings side by side and the digits line up. It sounds small until you see a column that doesn't.
One motion system. A single easing curve runs through every scroll reveal, with offsets staggered by role — heading, rule, body, figure, button. Nothing was tuned per section, which is exactly why it feels tuned.
Six CMS collections, ten pages, three breakpoints, five components. A district filter that actually filters. A contact form with real states.
Demo content is a fictional Copenhagen agency, written at real sentence lengths so you can see how the layouts hold before you fill them.
Fonts are Erode and Archivo, both free. Nothing is locked behind code components — remix it and go.
