Apartment rental website templates.

These templates come with rental listing sections ready to use, so you can post each unit with photos, rent, beds and baths, square footage, and availability. You can mark units as available or leased, which keeps your listings accurate and saves you fielding questions about places that are already gone. Managing all of it happens in the AI-powered visual editor, and adding or removing a unit takes only a minute.

You can add application and inquiry forms directly to each listing, so an interested renter reaches out or applies the moment they find the right place, rather than calling around or waiting. That speed is often what fills a unit first. You choose the fields you need, like ID, income, and move-in date, in the editor, and connect the forms to your email or property management tool so leads land where you already work.

Yes. Each unit or building can have its own floor plans, amenity lists, and photo galleries, so renters see exactly what they're getting before they inquire. Clear layouts and amenities cut down on mismatched leads and wasted tours, since people rule themselves out early. You add these details per listing in the AI-powered visual editor, and they stay easy to update as things change.

Yes. You can organize listings by building or location, so a manager with several properties keeps everything under one site instead of juggling many. Renters can browse a specific community or filter across all of them in one place. You structure this in the editor to mirror your portfolio, and it scales as you add properties.

Start from a rental template and make it yours, either by telling 10Web's AI-powered visual editor what to change or editing directly on the page. Most managers get a site live the same day, with no code involved. Because availability shifts constantly, updates stay just as quick, so marking a unit leased or adding a new one is a two-minute job rather than a project.