KeyStone Real Estate - A Framer Template

A calm, editorial real estate site that behaves like a product, not a brochure.KeyStone pairs a quiet, modern-minimal design language — General Sans, a warm linen palette, generous whitespace, soft radii — with the kind of interaction work you normally have to build yourself.Search that actually searches. The Buy page carries a sticky filter bar with multi-select chips for price, beds, baths and home type. Results update live, sort five ways, and paginate. Beside them sits a real draggable, zoomable map whose pins pair with the listings — and it needs no API key or billing account.Interactions with intent. A navigation bar that gracefully collapses as you scroll and marks your place with a white pill. Stats that count up as they enter view. Media that expands on scroll. A before-and-after slider for renovations. A mortgage calculator buyers can actually use. A cinematic video footer. One easing curve, one rule — lift, never scale — so it all feels authored by one hand.Even the 404 is worth landing on. A playable hand-drawn city on canvas, quietly pointing visitors home.Depth where it counts. Twenty pages: home, buy, listings index and detail, neighbourhood guides, agents, sell, insights, reviews, legal. Five CMS collections cover listings, agents, neighbourhoods, journal and reviews, so content lives in one place and the site builds itself around it. Filtered article indexes, previous/next navigation and per-article SEO come wired.Optional accounts. Sign-in, saved searches and agent applications are ready to go, backed by Supabase and pointed at your own project by editing a single layer — or left switched off entirely.Built to be edited. Native Framer layers throughout. Real text styles, real colour tokens, three breakpoints, semantic layer names. Change copy, swap images, add listings and restyle it all from the panels you already know — no code required.Everything you need to launch a brokerage, an agent's site or a single development. Nothing you'll need to fight.

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