Seorin Residential

Built for a landlord or property manager with homes to fill and buildings to win. The site has to show what sets its homes apart, get tour requests and applications from renters, and bring in leads from building owners.

A large luxury landlord in Koreatown with five flagship residences, every home built to the Korean Standard — radiant floors, ceiling cassette air, a glass entry partition and dry/wet baths. Renters compare those fittings before rent, so the site shows them in every home, and building owners get their own path, because new buildings are how a management company grows.

• Lists open homes with filters kept in the URL, a reordering grid and a map of the five residences
• Gives each home a gallery, a floor plan whose numbers open each room, its fittings and a move-in cost
• Draws each building's facade with its open homes lit; a lit window names the home and opens it
• Books tours and takes three-step applications, with an international-applicant page
• Runs a residents area (portal, repair requests, notices) and a rent-analysis form for building owners
• Stores every lead in Cloudflare KV, with a same-site check and a daily limit per visitor

• Home — a dusk tower that lights up on scroll, then open homes, the residences, the neighborhood and owners
• Homes — filtered listings and a map, plus a page per home with floor plan, fittings and move-in cost
• Residences — the five buildings, each with a facade map of open homes and a waitlist
• The Korean Standard — the eight fittings in every home, a side-by-side with a typical unit and tour FAQs
• Tour, Apply and International — tour booking, a three-step application and a guide for applicants from abroad
• Residents — a spot for the resident portal, building notices, a repair request form and downloads
• Owners — services, fees, four steps and a rent-analysis request for building owners
• About, Koreatown and Contact — the company story, a neighborhood guide and the leasing office

• A dusk tower lights up floor by floor, then the camera pushes through the penthouse window into the room
• The room's fittings are marked one by one, and a pinned scene walks the camera to four of them
• Headlines rise out of line masks, and a linen veil passes between pages

• Apartment landlords and property management companies
• Leasing offices for new or renovated buildings
• Student and corporate housing operators
• Brokerages that run their own rental listings