Vue.js for Real Estate

Real estate buyers spend dozens of minutes on the site: comparing properties, panning the map, applying filters, calculating mortgages. All of this requires reactivity. Vue.js makes these interactions instant, while SSR via Nuxt preserves SEO indexing of the catalog.

We use Vue wrappers for Mapbox GL or Leaflet. Marker clustering for thousands of properties, lazy loading on map scroll, synchronization of the map with catalog filters. When you select an area on the map — the property list automatically updates without a page reload.

Yes. We integrate Matterport, Planoplan, or custom 360 panoramas built on Three.js directly into Vue property card components. Virtual tours open without leaving the page, with distance measurement and floor plan viewing capabilities.

For catalogs with 100,000+ properties, we use: virtual scrolling (vue-virtual-scroller) — only the visible portion of the list is rendered, lazy loading cards with placeholders, cursor-based API pagination. Filter state is stored in the URL via Vue Router — this preserves performance and allows sharing links with exact search settings.

A comparison component on Pinia store: users add properties to 'Compare' and see a table with key parameters (price per sqm, floor, finish, distance to transit). Differing parameters are highlighted. Data is cached in localStorage — comparisons persist between sessions. On mobile — swipeable cards for convenient two-property comparison.

Our library includes: PropertyCard (listing card with lazy-load photos), MapCluster (Mapbox GL with clustering), FilterPanel (faceted filters with URL sync), MortgageCalc (mortgage calculator), ImageGallery (fullscreen gallery with zoom), FloorPlanViewer (interactive floor plan). Each component is documented in Storybook and reused across projects.