A Multilingual Real Estate Website in 12 Languages
Your international buyers can search listings, read your pages and fill in your forms in their own language. All twelve languages are on from the first day.
Twelve Languages, Always On
Every page of a Panda website is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Russian, Chinese, Serbian, Polish, Romanian and Turkish. There is nothing to install and no language to buy or switch on. A visitor chooses a language from the chooser in your header, and the site remembers it, so every page they open afterward is in that language.
- English
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- French
- Italian
- German
- Russian
- Chinese
- Serbian
- Polish
- Romanian
- Turkish
The Search, Translated
The parts of your site a buyer uses most are the ones that change language: menus, buttons, filters, listing types and statuses, amenities and features, your section texts and your lead forms. A buyer from São Paulo can filter for an oceanfront condo and send a showing request in Portuguese. Short texts are translated by AI the first time a language is requested and then saved, so the next visit loads without waiting.
Your Wording Wins
Machine translation is a starting point, and some phrases deserve your own voice: your headline, your tagline, the way you describe your service. In Edit Site, ask MAIA to show a language, type your version directly on the page, and it is saved as your translation for that language. From then on the website shows yours. Texts that must never change, such as a brand name, can be marked to stay as written in every language.
One Address per Page, Every Language
The language is never part of the page address. Your team page is /team in every language, and a link ending in ?lang=es opens it in Spanish. That keeps your links simple: the same URL works in an ad, an email or a QR code, and you add the language only when you want to force one. Search engines find each language through hreflang tags on every page, with English as the default.
yourdomain.com/team?lang=es?lang=br?lang=cn
What Stays as Written
Long texts are not machine-translated. The MLS description of a listing, a blog article or a long bio appear in the language they were written in, unless you add your own translation. That is deliberate: a listing description is the listing agent’s text, and a mistranslated legal or property detail causes more trouble than an English paragraph.
A Language Chooser That Fits Your Header
The chooser is not a fixed widget. Describe the one you want to MAIA, for example a round flag next to your social icons with a dropdown of all languages, and MAIA designs it to match your site. It shows the current language and reloads the same page in the one a visitor picks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Welcome Buyers in Their Own Language
See a Panda website in Spanish, Portuguese or Chinese.