Real estate & property · Dubai & UAE
Karve Digital builds websites and platforms for UAE property companies: luxury developers and agencies, property managers and property-services firms. We build listings your team manages in-house, enquiries that land in your CRM with the right team, and bilingual English/Arabic sites. Clients include SAAS Properties, Fedary and Savvy.
Property platforms we've designed and built for UAE developers, managers and property-services firms.
Buyers, tenants and investors compare properties online long before they call an agent. A property site has to present each listing as well as the property itself, make the next step obvious (view, enquire, book an inspection) and get the enquiry to a person while it's still warm. In the UAE it also needs Arabic, mobile speed and content your team can update daily without a developer.
What we build: listing and portfolio showcases, custom listing management inside Sanity, service and location pages for each emirate, lead capture connected to Zoho or your CRM with routing by intent, and migrations from slow legacy sites that keep your search rankings. See it in practice on SAAS Properties, Fedary and Savvy.
High-end property UX for clients and consultants, refined over several design rounds. Built for SAAS Properties.
A Sanity plugin built around how your agents work, turning interest into conversations between renters and agents. Built for Fedary.
Every form creates a CRM lead, and the service of interest decides which team owns it. Built for Savvy on Zoho CRM.
Services and locations are structured content, so adding a new emirate is a new document, not a deployment. Savvy runs eight service lines across four emirates.
Off a slow site onto Next.js, Sanity and Vercel, with server-side rendering and the important URLs preserved. Built for SAAS Properties.
Listings, pages and campaigns are edited by your team, not a developer — on all three builds.
Field-level localisation with a full right-to-left layout for typography, navigation and forms.
iOS and Android apps from one React Native codebase, plus portals for owners and operations teams.
A developer, a property manager and a property-services firm — what each needed and how it was delivered.
| Criterion | SAAS Properties | Fedary | Savvy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business | Luxury real estate | Luxury property management | Inspections, snagging, valuations, project management |
| Markets | UAE | Abu Dhabi & Dubai | Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, RAK |
| Core flow | Browse portfolio → enquire | Listing → agent contact | Service page → routed CRM lead |
| Key build | Full migration + redesign | Custom Sanity listings plugin | Zoho CRM integration + routing |
| Stack | Next.js, Sanity, Vercel | Next.js, Sanity | Next.js, Sanity, Zoho CRM |
| Delivery | 9 weeks, 2024 | 9 weeks, 2024 | Phased, 2026 |
Developers, property managers and property-services firms across the UAE.
Karve redesigned and relaunched the SAAS Properties website on Sanity CMS with a refreshed visual identity — a real estate website built in Dubai to showcase luxury property to clients and consultants, following our earlier work on Fedary.
Karve built a visually striking website with headless CMS infrastructure for Fedary, a luxury property management company — a Dubai-built site that showcases properties across Abu Dhabi and Dubai while letting the team manage content independently.
Karve designed and built Savvy's property services website in Dubai on Next.js and Sanity CMS, with a direct Zoho CRM integration that routes every enquiry to the right sales or service team automatically.
“The team at Karve Digital were true partners in creating Fedary. Their understanding of our unique needs resulted in a fast, beautifully designed property leasing website.”
“With Karve Digital we have achieved a massive milestone in our business. We have created a tool, which helps us dealing with our everyday tasks from property inspections to AMCs. Our website is on a top level and shows people our high quality of work. We are looking forward to work with David and his team in the future to move forward with new ideas.”
