Property management website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

35 designs for property managers who run rental homes, apartment buildings, condo and HOA communities or commercial buildings, and for letting agents. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your company's website, with your services for owners, a page for residents and a quote request form.

Property management website designs

  • Property management website design, multifamily management with a free rental analysis: teal header, a white serif headline over a leafy brick apartment courtyard, a teal analysis button and three white benefit cards

    A centered promise to owners over a brick courtyard, with three benefit cards answering the first questions.

  • Property management website design, rental management with paths for renters and owners: burgundy-tinted photo of a modern living room, a large white headline, a red rentals button and an outlined owner quote button

    Two buttons split renters and owners right in the hero, for managers who also lease the homes they run.

  • Property management website design, rental home management with owner and renter cards: white page, a navy headline, a blue quote button, a manager handing keys to a woman at a brick door and two pale blue cards

    A key handover above two cards, one for owners and one for renters, with the phone and resident login up top.

  • Property management website design, residential and commercial management with a rent link: white page, orange arch logo and navy caps name, a navy headline, an orange proposal button and pay rent link, a manager with a tablet talking with a resident outside a brick building

    A plain headline with a proposal button and a pay rent link beside a street photo, for managers of mixed portfolios.

  • Property management website design, hands-off rental management for income-minded owners: blue overlay on a brick townhouse street where an agent hands keys to a couple, a white and aqua headline and a navy stats strip

    Speaks to owners who want income without the work, with a stats strip for scale and response times.

  • Property management website design, rental building management with a tenant portal link: warm white page, a key and roofline logo, a charcoal serif headline, a black quote button and a manager handing keys to a woman on brick steps

    A key handover on brownstone steps beside a quote button, with a plain tenant portal link for residents.

  • Property management website design, co-op and condo management with a lobby handshake: white page, doorway logo, a gold pay rent link, a charcoal serif headline fading into a photo of a resident shaking hands with a manager at a marble lobby desk, a gold proposal button

    A serif headline on white fades into a lobby photo, with links for boards and residents, for building managers.

  • Property management website design, co-op and condo management for boards, in navy: dark navy page, an arched door logo, a white serif headline, a blue proposal button and a manager talking with an older resident on a garden path

    Speaks to boards in the headline and names private, condo and affordable co-ops, with a pay rent link up top.

  • Property management website design, rental home management that names its city: white page with a house mark and red phone icon, a navy headline, a red rent estimate button beside a manager handing keys to a man outside a brick house

    The city in the headline and a free rent estimate button beside a manager handing over keys, for local firms.

  • Property management website design, apartment buildings at sunset with a centered headline: full-screen sunset photo of brick and glass apartments with residents walking in, a spaced serif caps logo, a centered white serif headline, a green properties button and an underlined owner services link

    A full-screen sunset photo and a centered serif headline, with properties first and owner services second.

  • Property management website design, single-family rental management with landlord and realtor tabs: white page, a teal roof logo, a bold charcoal headline, a teal consultation button and a manager handing keys to a woman at a brick ranch house

    A plain promise to lease and look after one rental house, with tabs for landlords, tenants and realtors.

  • Property management website design, rentals, condos and co-ops with two front doors: navy header with a green contact button, a manager in a branded jacket talking with a resident outside a brick building

    Separate buttons for owners and residents and a pay rent link, for managers of mixed city buildings.

  • Property management website design, building management with links for boards and residents: warm white page, red roofline logo, a charcoal serif headline, a red proposal button, a manager with a tablet talking with two residents outside a glass and brick entrance, three red line icons with audience links

    A serif headline and proposal button beside a street photo, with links for boards, residents and owners below.

  • Property management website design, owners and residents toggle on navy: white header, a deep navy hero with a teal owners and residents toggle, a white headline and a rounded photo of an owner and manager

    A switch at the top of the hero gives each audience its own message, from one rental house to a portfolio.

  • Property management website design, rental home management with a two-tone promise: white header with a blue keyhole house logo, a navy and bright blue headline, a yellow rental analysis button and search rentals link, a manager handing keys to a woman on brownstone steps, a navy icon strip

    A two-tone headline and a rental analysis button beside a key handover, with service icons below, for rental firms.

  • Property management website design, residential and commercial management with a maintenance tech: white page, an orange roof and blue key logo, a navy headline, an orange proposal button and a technician with a tablet talking with a resident

    A maintenance tech chatting with a resident beside the headline, with tenant and vendor portals in the top bar.

  • Property management website design, letting agency for tenants and landlords at dusk: dusk harbor street of painted wooden houses, a large white and pink headline, a teal browse button and a search bar in the header

    Bold two-tone type with buttons to browse homes or list a rental, and live counts along the bottom.

  • Property management website design, apartment leasing with a neighborhood search: white page, gold roofline logo and navy serif name, a navy serif headline, neighborhood and unit type dropdowns, a gold see apartments button, a couple unpacking in a loft and keys handed across a lobby desk

    Neighborhood and unit type menus sit under the headline, for managers who lease their own apartments.

  • Property management website design, rental homes with the city and suburbs in the headline: white page, a blue house logo, a heavy navy headline, a blue analysis button and a manager handing keys to a woman outside brick townhomes

    A bold headline naming the city and its suburbs, a free rental analysis button and a link for renters.

  • Property management website design, condo management for boards on deep green: deep green gradient over a stone walk-up, a white headline, an orange consultation button and a manager chatting with a resident

    Speaks straight to condo boards, with association resources and a client portal link in the menu.

  • Property management website design, mixed portfolio management with property type cards: cream page, dark green house and key logo, a dark green headline, an orange quote button and browse rentals link, a manager handing keys to a couple at a brick door, four photo cards with orange arrows

    Four photo cards under the hero send each owner to their type of property, for managers with a mixed portfolio.

  • Property management website design, apartment buildings in evening light with owner and resident columns: warm white page, a navy door logo, a navy serif headline, a green apartments button, a couple walking into a lit brick building and two icon columns

    A glowing building at dusk and two short columns below, one for owners and one for residents.

  • Property management website design, historic buildings with a framed headline at night: navy-tinted brownstone street at dusk, a dark framed panel with a cream serif headline and an orange quote button

    A boxed serif headline over brownstones at dusk, with an owner quote button and a resident portal link.

  • Property management website design, building management and leasing with a company story: white and pale gray page, an outlined house logo with an orange door, a navy headline, an orange services button, a manager holding a brick building door for a resident, an intro paragraph beside a faint house outline

    A short headline over a doorway photo, then a paragraph on the company's roots, for building managers.

  • Property management website design, apartment leasing and owner services in one hero: shadowed photo of a brick apartment entrance with a greeter at the door, a white centered headline and a bright blue apartments button

    A centered headline over a resident arriving home, with apartments first and owner services second.

  • Property management website design, rental management over a darkened doorstep photo: white header with an orange roof logo, a darkened full-width photo of a manager handing keys to a man at a brick door, a white headline, an orange button and owner and tenant links

    A white headline over a darkened key handover, with one button and links for owners and tenants, for local firms.

  • Property management website design, large apartment communities with an award headline: white page, a navy headline, a red proposal button and an apartment courtyard photo set on red and light blue shapes

    Leads with recognition and a resident rating, for managers of big communities pitching to owners.

  • Property management website design, apartment communities with a sunny pool courtyard: full-width photo of residents on loungers by an apartment pool, a white headline at left, a brick-red properties button and an owner services link

    A sunny pool courtyard speaks to renters first, with a quieter link to services for building owners.

  • Property management website design, apartment operator with careers and service tiles: white header with a blue roof logo, a garden-style apartment community with a courtyard, a white headline, a blue find an apartment button, three leasing staff, a navy careers card and four pale icon tiles

    A community photo with renter and partner buttons, then team and service tiles, for a large apartment operator.

  • Property management website design, large residential portfolios at twilight: dark blue gradient over a landscaped apartment courtyard at twilight, a white serif headline and a sage proposal button

    A quiet serif headline beside a courtyard walk, with a phone number and proposal button for big owners.

  • Property management website design, affordable housing management on ivory and sage: ivory page, green roofline logo, a brown and sage headline, a sage view communities button, a mother, son and neighbor walking past new townhomes, a soft green curve

    A calm two-tone headline beside a family walking past new townhomes, for managers of affordable communities.

  • Property management website design, holiday let management with stay, host and invest paths: navy header, a white and gold headline over a harbor village with fishing boats, three cards of furnished rooms below

    Three cards split guests, homeowners and investors, for vacation rental managers who serve all three.

  • Property management website design, rental management with owner and tenant logins up top: dark teal top bar and white header with a roof-and-key mark, a dusk street of rental homes, a white serif headline with an amber italic phrase, amber and outlined buttons, three stat cards

    Puts owner and tenant logins in a slim top bar, above a button to book a quick call and three owner stats.

  • Property management website design, neighborhood apartment management with a split hero: cream page, a green outline house logo, a large dark green serif headline on the left, a deep green apartments button and a sunlit photo of a woman with groceries climbing stoop steps to a brick building

    A warm serif pitch to owners, investors and residents with one apartment search button, for walk-up managers.

  • Property management website design, development and management built around people: cream page fading into a photo of residents chatting in a leafy brick courtyard with a maintenance worker passing, a teal house logo, a dark serif headline and a teal view properties button

    A people-first headline and one view properties button for apartment firms that develop and manage buildings.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The companies, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your company

What you manage, where you work and how owners and residents should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your quote request form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by type of property and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your company's details

    The properties you manage, your fees, your service area and how owners and residents should reach you. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a property management website needs

Separate paths for owners and residents

Owners want a quote and residents want to pay rent or report a repair. Give each a clear path from the homepage so neither has to dig.

Fees owners can compare

Say how you charge: a percentage of rent or a flat monthly fee, plus leasing, renewal and setup fees. Owners shop on cost, and plain numbers build trust.

What you do for owners

Tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, inspections and monthly statements. Spell out each one, and show what an owner's report looks like.

Links to your portal and listings

Rent payments, repair requests and listings usually run in your property management software. Link to its portal and listings from the header instead of rebuilding them.

Your service area and property types

Name the cities you cover and whether you manage single-family homes, apartments, condos, associations or commercial space. That's how owners, and search engines, find the right manager.

Fair housing in every listing

Rental listings and ads are covered by fair housing rules. Describe the home, not the tenant you want, and check which statements your area requires.

Questions

Are these property management website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your company in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a property management website cost?

A custom build from a property management marketing agency often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real property management companies?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the company names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own company.

Can tenants pay rent or request repairs on my site?

Rent payments and resident logins aren't built in. Your site can link to or embed the portal from the property management software you already use, and Cactal sets up forms for owner inquiries.

Can I show my available rentals?

Yes. Cactal can add a page for each available home and update it when you ask, or your site can link to or embed the listings from the software you already use.

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