Sale, lease or rent, in one catalogue
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Brixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
Property in Nigeria is a market of volatility and mistrust: prices that move, values that are hard to predict, and buyers who cannot tell a real listing from a wasted trip across town. Every marketplace here fails in the same place, which is confidence. The product had to make a listing feel verifiable, make search feel honest, and hold buyers, sellers and agents in the same room without any of them feeling outnumbered.
Not a logo and a landing page. A full effort across strategy, brand, content and engineering — here’s the play-by-play.
Identity, tone and interface were designed to feel steady and adult rather than loud, because the thing being sold is confidence before it is property.
Type, location, price range, bedrooms and status all sit on one screen, so a search narrows honestly instead of burying people in results they never wanted.
The same catalogue and the same journey on the desktop where agents work and the phone where buyers actually browse, with listings that carry their own photography.
SEO and social work ran alongside the product rather than after it, because a marketplace with no listings and no visitors is only a website.
The moves that turned the brief into a result.
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Buyers, sellers and agents each get what they came for, which is what keeps a marketplace from tipping into a noticeboard.
We did not hand it over and leave. The platform has been maintained, marketed and improved continuously since launch.
A closer look at the work as it shipped.
That is the film.
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A safe place to buy, lease and rent property in Nigeria.
Client Brixmarket Year 2021 to date Scope Brand · Web + mobile app · Growth · MaintenanceBrixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
Property in Nigeria is a market of volatility and mistrust: prices that move, values that are hard to predict, and buyers who cannot tell a real listing from a wasted trip across town. Every marketplace here fails in the same place, which is confidence. The product had to make a listing feel verifiable, make search feel honest, and hold buyers, sellers and agents in the same room without any of them feeling outnumbered.
Identity, tone and interface were designed to feel steady and adult rather than loud, because the thing being sold is confidence before it is property.
Type, location, price range, bedrooms and status all sit on one screen, so a search narrows honestly instead of burying people in results they never wanted.
The same catalogue and the same journey on the desktop where agents work and the phone where buyers actually browse, with listings that carry their own photography.
SEO and social work ran alongside the product rather than after it, because a marketplace with no listings and no visitors is only a website.
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Buyers, sellers and agents each get what they came for, which is what keeps a marketplace from tipping into a noticeboard.
We did not hand it over and leave. The platform has been maintained, marketed and improved continuously since launch.
That is the film.
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A safe place to buy, lease and rent property in Nigeria.
client: Brixmarket year: 2021 to date scope: Brand · Web + mobile app · Growth · MaintenanceBrixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
Property in Nigeria is a market of volatility and mistrust: prices that move, values that are hard to predict, and buyers who cannot tell a real listing from a wasted trip across town. Every marketplace here fails in the same place, which is confidence. The product had to make a listing feel verifiable, make search feel honest, and hold buyers, sellers and agents in the same room without any of them feeling outnumbered.
Identity, tone and interface were designed to feel steady and adult rather than loud, because the thing being sold is confidence before it is property.
Type, location, price range, bedrooms and status all sit on one screen, so a search narrows honestly instead of burying people in results they never wanted.
The same catalogue and the same journey on the desktop where agents work and the phone where buyers actually browse, with listings that carry their own photography.
SEO and social work ran alongside the product rather than after it, because a marketplace with no listings and no visitors is only a website.
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Buyers, sellers and agents each get what they came for, which is what keeps a marketplace from tipping into a noticeboard.
We did not hand it over and leave. The platform has been maintained, marketed and improved continuously since launch.
That is the film.
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A safe place to buy, lease and rent property in Nigeria.
Brixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
Dec 2021 live, and looked after ever since Web + app one marketplace, every screen Property in Nigeria is a market of volatility and mistrust: prices that move, values that are hard to predict, and buyers who cannot tell a real listing from a wasted trip across town. Every marketplace here fails in the same place, which is confidence. The product had to make a listing feel verifiable, make search feel honest, and hold buyers, sellers and agents in the same room without any of them feeling outnumbered.
Identity, tone and interface were designed to feel steady and adult rather than loud, because the thing being sold is confidence before it is property.
Type, location, price range, bedrooms and status all sit on one screen, so a search narrows honestly instead of burying people in results they never wanted.
The same catalogue and the same journey on the desktop where agents work and the phone where buyers actually browse, with listings that carry their own photography.
SEO and social work ran alongside the product rather than after it, because a marketplace with no listings and no visitors is only a website.
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Buyers, sellers and agents each get what they came for, which is what keeps a marketplace from tipping into a noticeboard.
We did not hand it over and leave. The platform has been maintained, marketed and improved continuously since launch.
That is the film.
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A safe place to buy, lease and rent property in Nigeria.
Brixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
Dec 2021 live, and looked after ever since Web + app one marketplace, every screen the brief
Property in Nigeria is a market of volatility and mistrust: prices that move, values that are hard to predict, and buyers who cannot tell a real listing from a wasted trip across town. Every marketplace here fails in the same place, which is confidence. The product had to make a listing feel verifiable, make search feel honest, and hold buyers, sellers and agents in the same room without any of them feeling outnumbered.
Identity, tone and interface were designed to feel steady and adult rather than loud, because the thing being sold is confidence before it is property.
Type, location, price range, bedrooms and status all sit on one screen, so a search narrows honestly instead of burying people in results they never wanted.
The same catalogue and the same journey on the desktop where agents work and the phone where buyers actually browse, with listings that carry their own photography.
SEO and social work ran alongside the product rather than after it, because a marketplace with no listings and no visitors is only a website.
Commercial buildings, homes, land and estates live side by side, with the transaction type set at the point of search rather than buried in the listing.
Buyers, sellers and agents each get what they came for, which is what keeps a marketplace from tipping into a noticeboard.
We did not hand it over and leave. The platform has been maintained, marketed and improved continuously since launch.
That is the film.
Every write-up here started as somebody's rough idea. Bring yours — we design it, build it, ship it, and grow it.
Brixmarket is an online marketplace for Nigerian real estate: commercial buildings, homes, land and whole estates, listed for sale, lease or rent in one place. We have been on it since December 2021, and we built the whole thing, the brand, the interface, the web app, the mobile app and the growth work that brings people to it. The brief was never only software. It was to make strangers comfortable enough with each other to do the largest transaction of their lives.
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