Is the site AI-generated?
Mostly, by us — and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. The research, the writing, the structure, the curation of the photographs and the judgement calls are human. The staging images, the video treatment and the boilerplate translation scaffolding are generated, then checked. Every generated image is labelled and paired with the photograph it came from. See the disclosure sheet.
Will the AI imagery get me in trouble?
Not if you use it the way it ships, and that is the point. Which rules apply depends on where the property stands, so the first step of every build is researching the disclosure requirements for that country and jurisdiction — then designing to them. In most cases that means holding to California's requirements at minimum: AI imagery disclosed, the unaltered original available, the before-and-after paired. All of it is satisfied by construction here, and you receive the disclosure log for your own records. The details are on sheet 06.
Do you shoot the walkthrough?
No — you provide the video, and it does not need to be professional. A phone walked through every part of the home is enough; a filmed tour is better. We handle everything after that: the captions, the timing, the room index and the player. Without a video the site ships without the walkthrough — still a good site, just not this one.
What do you need from me?
The address, the listing documents, the strata information, the photographs if you have them, and the walkthrough video if you want the walkthrough — a phone walked through every part of the home is enough. We research the rest. If you have nothing but an address and a set of keys, that is enough to start.
How is this different from a $99-a-month website builder?
A builder has a template and fills in your address. We have an address and build the site around it — the research on your street, the way your building is laid out, the language of the people who live around you. The output is not reusable for the next listing, and that is the point: it is not a product, it is this condo.
Will the site be indexed by search engines?
Yes. One URL per language, each with its own canonical URL and a complete hreflang set, so the right version is indexed for the right market rather than near-identical versions arguing. It is static HTML, so it loads fast and it keeps loading fast.
Do I own the site?
Yes. The files, the domain and the content are yours once the fee is paid. There is no subscription and nothing to cancel later.
Where does the site live — and can I host it myself?
Either. We can host it on our servers, where it runs at condofor.sale alongside the Park George sample — or you take the files to a host of your own, and then the domain and the server are yours to buy. If you would rather we set the server up for you, say so when you write to us: it is two to three hours of work, and we quote the fee before we start. On a domain of your own, the last step is pointing that domain at the server — the site is published then and there, but allow up to 24–48 hours for DNS to propagate before the address resolves everywhere. That setup is separate from the eight-hour build — it is the server, not the site.
What happens if my unit sells quickly?
The eight-hour clock starts when the photographs and the documents exist, not when you sign up. If the unit sells while we are building, the build still finishes and the site is yours to use as a reference listing or to point at your next one.
Can it handle a strata?
That is the case it was built for. The Park George listing carries the parking stall, the bike lockers, the fob count, the strata fees and the identifiers the strata's own documents use — each read from the source sheet and each named on the page so a buyer can confirm it against the contract.
Will the site track my visitors?
No cookies, no analytics, no pixels, no third-party embeds. The video player and the map are first-party, which is why there is nothing to embed, and the typefaces are served from the site's own server. If you want to know how many people looked at your listing, we can tell you from the server's own logs without identifying anyone — ask us.
What if the translation is wrong?
It could be. Every translation is written by us and checked by us, and the English version always controls the legal documents — which is stated on every translated page. Beyond that, an independent read by a fluent speaker is arranged per language, for the languages we can find a reviewer for — and where that pass cannot happen, we tell you rather than pretend it did.
