RE/MAX Living's new Flex Website now live.

One of the most prominent real estate agencies in the City Bowl and Atlantic area in Cape Town, RE/MAX Living, whom has been a longstanding client of Entegral Technologies, now also has their own Flex Website. 

Our new Flex Website, which proves to be very popular among estate agencies, is nearing it's one year anniversary and has been welcomed from all over South Africa and Namibia by estate agents and agencies that chooses to be on the forefront of technology. 

Flex is a responsive web design product developed especially for estate agencies to have their website respond to various devices without the necessity to have a desktop and mobile website separately.  One website is developed and is sufficient for desktop PC's, tablets and mobile devices.  

Visit www.remaxliving.co.za Cape Town Property / Kapstadt Immobilien

RE/MAX Living predominantly sells property in Cape Town areas like Bellville, Blaauwberg, Fish Hoek, Hermanus, Knysna, Langebaan, Mosselbay, Paarl, Plettenberg Bay, Stellenbosch and Witsand.

The above template has been designed to serve as a generic design and may be used by any RE/MAX Estate Agency for their own personal website whether using our Office Management System or any other service provider for your management system (providing that they agree to supply your data in a feed to Entegral Technologies).

Contact us for more information on how you can add your stamp on this template to make it your own.


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