The challenge
What needed to change.
Prospective tenants had no single place to see what the park offers or what's available.
Scattered listings
Spaces appeared across third-party sites, each with different details.
Out-of-date availability
Listings elsewhere lagged behind what was actually open.
No clear next step
Interested tenants had no direct way to book a tour.
The engineering decision
One structure for every available space.
The listing system uses reusable components for photos, size and property details. A consistent structure keeps availability pages understandable as spaces change, and avoids redesigning each listing. The tradeoff is flexibility: unusual spaces follow the same structure rather than each receiving a custom layout.
What VTS delivered
From decision to delivery.
One home for the park and everything available in it.
Park overview
Location, access and what the park offers.
Available spaces
Every open unit with its size, photos and details.
Tour requests
A short form that goes straight to the leasing team.
Listing components
A reusable structure for adding and updating space details.
The product flow
- 01
Browse the available spaces.
- 02
Open a space for its details.
- 03
Request a tour.
Project facts
Project facts
A dedicated leasing website, available-space listings and a direct tour-request flow.
Working together
How we engaged.
VTS designed and built the leasing website and its reusable listing components.
