SAAS Properties — Real Estate Platform with Headless Sanity CMS, Dubai
- Client
- SAAS Properties
- Services
- UX Design (UI/UX) in Dubai · Web Development in Dubai
- Stack
- Sanity · Next.js · React 19 · Vercel
- Timeline
- 9 weeks · 2024
Results
How we built it
Interpreting the client vision
We collaborated closely with the SAAS team to translate their vision into a clear brand and UX direction, running multiple design rounds to optimise brand representation and customer engagement.
Headless platform migration
We rebuilt the site on Next.js with Sanity CMS as the headless infrastructure, deployed on Vercel — a scalable technical foundation that resolves the previous performance issues.
UX for luxury property
We designed property presentation to do justice to high-end listings, giving prospective clients and consultants an engaging, premium way to explore the portfolio.
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Questions
Do you build real estate websites in Dubai?
Yes. Karve designs and builds real estate and property websites for clients in Dubai and across the UAE, including luxury-property brands like SAAS Properties and Fedary.
Why use Sanity CMS for a property website?
Sanity gives your team flexible, in-house control over listings and content, while a Next.js front-end on Vercel keeps the site fast and scalable — ideal for presenting luxury property well.
Can you migrate an existing property website to a new platform?
Yes. For SAAS Properties we ran a complete platform migration to a headless Next.js and Sanity setup, resolving the performance and UX limitations of the previous site.
Can the site support Arabic and right-to-left layouts?
Yes. Our builds support English and Arabic with full right-to-left rendering, which matters for property brands serving the UAE market.
What was wrong with the previous SAAS Properties website?
The earlier site had performance and user-experience limitations that held the brand back — it was slower than it should be and harder to manage and present luxury property well. Our complete migration to a headless Next.js and Sanity setup resolved those issues, pairing a faster front-end with a refreshed visual identity and far easier content control.
Will moving platforms affect our search rankings?
Handled carefully, a migration protects and usually improves SEO. For SAAS Properties we moved to a server-side-rendered Next.js front-end with clean, crawlable markup and strong performance, and preserved the site's structure and URLs where it mattered — so the relaunch supported search visibility rather than risking it.
