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Reveiw of the Best CMS Systems for Real Estate

by galtline
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Just wanted to see what you guys thought about the top CMS systems for Real Estate.

Joomla, Drupal, and Wordpress

I believe Joomla and Drupal are the best options for complex and larger projects. Wordpress is great for blogging and small to medium sized projects.
#cms #estate #real #reveiw #systems
  • Profile picture of the author Tess D
    I just taught at WordCamp. One of the other teachers specialized in Real Estate Agency sites in an extremely competitive market. He swears by wordpress, using Ithemes "Agency" template, and Yoast.

    I would see what the size of the project will be, imho, before deciding.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jason Z
    I'll go on record by saying that it is a myth that WordPress is best for blogs and smaller projects. That was true a few years back, but now WordPress can do what those other guys can do.

    I've used Drupal and it has a steeper learning curve than WordPress, and these days I can't find anything that I can do in Joomla but not in WordPress.

    Yes, I'm a huge WordPress evangelist, but I'm a web developer and I've tried a lot of platforms and I think for ease of use and power WordPress is the best way to go for most projects.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ceri
      Originally Posted by Jason Z View Post

      I'll go on record by saying that it is a myth that WordPress is best for blogs and smaller projects. That was true a few years back, but now WordPress can do what those other guys can do.

      I've used Drupal and it has a steeper learning curve than WordPress, and these days I can't find anything that I can do in Joomla but not in WordPress.

      Yes, I'm a huge WordPress evangelist, but I'm a web developer and I've tried a lot of platforms and I think for ease of use and power WordPress is the best way to go for most projects.
      Does that apply to the mobile versions too?

      Ceri
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  • Profile picture of the author mixhat
    Use wordpress, "Gorilla themes" have a good designs for real state
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