Live Local Vermont: a Realtor’s site built around Vermont towns
An agent’s website is often a brokerage template that looks like every other agent’s. Live Local Vermont is Erin McCormick’s own site, about Vermont towns, with the brokerage and MLS rules checked on every build.
- Client
- Live Local Vermont, Erin McCormick, Keller Williams Vermont
- Year
- 2026
- Platforms
- Web
- Our role
- Design and engineering
- Stack
- Astro, TypeScript, IDX Broker
- Status
- Pre-launch, livelocalvt.com
The problem
Most agent websites are brokerage templates, so one agent’s site looks like the next and says little about the places they actually sell.
A real estate site also has rules to meet on every page: the brokerage has to be named, and listing data from the MLS can only appear where the MLS has approved it.
What we built
A seasonal design whose hero moves through fall, winter, spring and summer, with a home search on the first screen and a map of the Vermont towns named in client reviews.
Pages for buying, selling, second homes, luxury homes and hospitality, plus a blog. Listing search runs through IDX Broker on PrimeMLS, in a wrapper page that matches the site.
How it is built
A static Astro site on Vercel, with content kept as Markdown in the repository and no database.
- Framework
- Astro with static output, deployed on Vercel
- Listings
- IDX Broker on PrimeMLS, framed by a wrapper page in the site’s design
- Compliance
- A build check that fails the deploy when a page is missing the brokerage name or another PrimeMLS requirement
- Structured data
- RealEstateAgent, BlogPosting and BreadcrumbList markup, with a generated sitemap
Results
Pre-launch.
- Design and engineering
- 802.software
- Project lead
- Baris Taskiran
- Verified
- Against the running code on
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