Nation’s Leading Top-Tier Boutique Luxury Real Estate Agency Recently Pushes Unique, Mobile-Responsive Website Live

Beverly Hills, CA – November 17, 2015 – (Newswire.com) Westside Estate Agency (WEA) recently launched a new mobile-responsive website which incorporates intuitive design, multimedia content, and a user-friendly experience to best meet the needs of high-worth real estate buyers and sellers. The company leveraged data, extensive research of web and technology use across a broad range of industries including entertainment, media, luxury brands, and retail, and a team of top talent in technology, graphic design and content to create the new website with the luxury real estate consumer in mind.

The website’s homepage opens with a sweeping high-definition tour of premiere real estate and iconic landmarks of Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Malibu, California. From there, browsing is simple and offers easy, efficient access to WEA property listings, its talented agents and executive team, and relevant content to assist high-worth individuals in buying and selling luxury real estate. It includes a menu of news and perspective from WEA, monthly micro market analyses, and background about WEA.

With offices in Beverly Hills, Malibu and Miami, Florida, WEA has been a top independent luxury real estate brokerage for over 15 years, generating billions in sales and the highest average price per sale in the industry. It has also been a leader in the adaption and application of technology. WEA was the first to implement multiple cutting-edge technology solutions to better serve its clients including networking computing, cloud technology, scanning technology, e-signatures and paperless filing, among others. It is one of the first in its category to leverage data-driven application in its website design and development.

“We continue to ask ourselves: Can the technologies we use and how we use them help our clients buy and sell luxury real estate?” said WEA co-founder Stephen Shapiro. “With this mindset we approached the design of the new WEA website.”

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