Browse the 50 WPResidence demo sites by use case, see what each layout gives you, and how a real estate theme differs from a static template.
Last updated: September 28, 2026
A real estate website template is a ready-made layout for an agent, broker or agency site: hero section, listing grids and contact forms, so you don’t start from scratch. A static template gives you the design only. A real estate WordPress theme such as WPResidence also runs the listings, search, agent accounts and leads behind that design.
This page shows all 50 WPResidence demos, a table that matches each demo group to a type of business, the difference between a template and a theme, and a checklist to use before you buy.
In This Article
Jump to: General purpose · MLS / IDX · Single agent · Brokerage · Luxury · City portal · Commercial and land · Other languages and RTL
Start (Main 2026)
Modern agency or broker flagship. The newest layout, the 2026 flagship demo.
Main Demo
General-purpose multi-listing portal with the classic layout.
Classic Demo 1
Classic multi-purpose layout.
Oakland
Live MLS listings imported with MLSImport.
MLS Demo (3,000 listings)
Live MLS listings imported with MLSImport.
Orlando
MLS demo with 137K imported listings.
Nashville
Single-agent site for a regional market. One of the newest layouts.
San Jose
Licensed single agent with a personal brand.
Baltimore
Single-agent brand site with a personal introduction.
San Diego
Local experts layout with top listings.
Classic Demo 2
Classic layout for a single agent.
Seattle
Exclusive listings with a named agent.
Boston
Agent-led site with a services-first layout.
Memphis
Realtor site for a residential city market.
Phoenix
Sunbelt agency or residential listings. Clean, listing-forward layout.
Toronto
Home-search-first agency layout.
Portland
Brokerage layout for buying, selling and renting.
Denver
Agency site led by featured exclusive properties.
Chicago
Multi-agent brokerage layout.
Las Vegas
Established brokerage with a buy-and-sell focus.
Kyiv
Full-service agency layout for a European market.
Houston
Local agency built around trust and testimonials.
Dallas
Brokerage site built around popular neighbourhoods.
Austin
Brokerage team site. Clean, modern style.
Dubai
Luxury international and premium development projects.
Emirates
Luxury Gulf market properties and premium developments.
Napa
Wine-country luxury listings and estates.
Reno
Luxury marketplace layout.
Miami
Luxury residential. Gallery-heavy and premium for high-value listings.
Rome
Historic-city agency layout.
Mumbai
High-density city portal layout.
Madrid
City search layout with listing counters.
Montreal
Bilingual-friendly city agency layout.
Sydney
Australian market agency layout.
London
International agency or European market.
Rio
Coastal city listings layout.
Beijing
City agency connecting buyers with local properties.
Classic Demo 5
Classic city portal layout.
New York
City portal or large broker with high listing volume.
Los Angeles
Metro agency with high listing volume.
Paris
European city agency layout.
Tokyo
Compact city listings layout.
Detroit
Commercial, office and hospitality listings.
Montana
Rural, residential, or land listings for a single agent.
Portuguese Demo
Translated demo: the full site in Portuguese.
Spanish Demo
Translated demo: the full site in Spanish.
French Demo
Translated demo: the full site in French.
German Demo
Translated demo: the full site in German.
Italian Demo
Translated demo: the full site in Italian.
RTL Demo
Right-to-left layout for Arabic and Hebrew sites.
Every demo includes the same features, so the choice comes down to layout and audience. Find the row closest to your business and start with those demos.
All 50 demos come with every license. For a wider view across themes, see our best real estate website templates roundup.
| Use case | What that layout gives you | Demos that fit |
|---|---|---|
| General purpose starting points | Flexible layouts that suit any market | Start (Main 2026), Main Demo, Classic 1 |
| MLS / IDX feeds | Live MLS listings imported as WordPress content on your domain | Oakland, MLS Demo (3,000 listings), Orlando |
| Single agent and realtor | Single-agent layout: intro, contact and lead capture up front | Nashville, San Jose, Baltimore, San Diego, Classic 2, Seattle, Boston, Memphis |
| Brokerage and multi-agent agency | Team pages, agent roles and front-end dashboards | Phoenix, Toronto, Portland, Denver, Chicago, Las Vegas, Kyiv, Houston, Dallas, Austin |
| Luxury and premium | Gallery-first layouts, virtual tours, floor plans, PDF brochures | Dubai, Emirates, Napa, Reno, Miami, Rome |
| City portal, high listing volume | Portal-style search, many agents, front-end submissions | Mumbai, Madrid, Montreal, Sydney, London, Rio, Beijing, Classic 5, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Tokyo |
| Commercial and offices | Commercial, office and hospitality listing layouts | Detroit |
| Land and rural | Land and acreage listings with map-led search | Montana |
| Demos in other languages and RTL | The same site in another language, right-to-left included | Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, RTL |
Every demo imports in one click, and you can change its look afterwards: colors and fonts in Theme Options, page layouts with WPResidence Studio templates. Use the listing page templates and the property card composer to set how listings look on every device.
“Template” and “theme” are often used as if they meant the same thing. The difference is what runs under the layout.
If you have one location, no listings database and need a clean page online, a static HTML template does the job fast. The same goes for single-property landing pages, campaign pages and portfolios where the design is the product.
Static HTML real estate templates sell for about $17 to $60 on ThemeForest and work well for a brochure page. Listings, search and agent accounts need a database and user roles behind the design, which is what a theme adds.
WPResidence is a full property system, so for a one-page brochure with no listings it is more than you need. For a working property site, it is the right tool.
For more, see our HTML vs WordPress comparison and real estate web templates beyond WordPress.
A static template reaches its limit when listings must be searchable (a database), several people manage content (user roles), buyers register and save favorites (accounts), leads must be tracked (a CRM) or MLS data must sync (an MLS feed).
WPResidence covers each of these on one install, so a site can start as a single-agent site and grow into a multi-agent portal without changing themes. That is why a real estate WordPress theme suits a growing agency.
The biggest addition is the built-in CRM: enquiries, leads, a deals board, automations, HubSpot sync and Twilio SMS alerts, all inside your own site with no separate subscription. See the WPResidence release notes.
A working real estate site also needs these, which a static template doesn't include:
Before you buy any real estate website template, check these nine things.
Free templates give you the layout and the look, without the listings engine, search, agent roles or CRM. They suit a one-page brochure; a working property site needs a full theme. See what free options include on our free real estate website templates page.
The main points of this page.
A real estate website template gives you the layout; a WordPress theme adds the listings engine, search, CRM and agent roles.
WPResidence includes 50 one-click demos with every license, from $49 a year.
Free real estate website templates include only the design: no listings database, search filters or agent roles.
Enquiries, leads, a deals pipeline, automations, HubSpot sync and Twilio SMS alerts, inside your own site.
The same WPResidence install runs a single-agent site or a multi-agent portal, so you keep one theme as the business grows.
Check nine things: listings engine, search filters, MLS/IDX support, user roles, CRM lead capture, mobile layouts, page-builder control, demo import and included updates.
Free templates give you the layout: hero section, listing grid design and contact page, without a database, search filters, agent accounts or a CRM. They work for a one-page brochure or a quick test. For a site with active listings, you would rebuild on a full theme such as WPResidence.
See our free real estate website templates page for what free options include.
An HTML template is a set of static files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript): you get the design, but no database and no listings management. A real estate WordPress theme runs on WordPress and includes the property system: listings, search, agent roles, payments and a CRM. HTML templates sell for about $17 to $60 on ThemeForest; WPResidence starts at $49 a year and includes 50 demos.
WPResidence includes 50 one-click demos, grouped by use case: general, MLS / IDX, single agent, brokerage, luxury, city portal, commercial and land, and demos in other languages and RTL. All of them come with the license, with no fee per demo.
No. Listings and the AJAX search are built into WPResidence, so you can add listings, manage agents and run searches without another plugin. MLS listings need a feed such as MLSImport, sold separately.
See the property page features.
Agencies often need team pages per branch, one brand across offices, MLS listings and a CRM that routes leads to agents. Brokers need separate agent accounts, shared listings and a dashboard per agent. WPResidence covers both with the same theme, set up in Theme Options.
See the WordPress theme for real estate agencies and WordPress theme for real estate brokers pages.
Yes. Add fields such as square footage, cap rate, NOI, zoning and lot size with the Custom Fields Builder, and use them as search filters. With WPResidence Studio, commercial listings can use a different property page template from residential ones.
See the listing page templates.
Related guides: free real estate website templates, HTML vs WordPress and WordPress theme for real estate brokers.
