CommonFloor
Live in productionIN · Bangalore · Real Estate / Marketplace
Since 2020, our engineers have been part of the backend team at CommonFloor — India's largest real estate marketplace, live since 2007 and covering 400+ cities with hundreds of thousands of active listings. At that scale, the core problem is relevance and reliability: a buyer searching a locality like Whitefield, Bangalore needs to go from thousands of results down to the handful that actually match their budget, BHK, and carpet-area requirements, and every one of those listings has to stay accurate as agents and organizers add, update, and manage properties continuously. We work across three parts of that problem — the search and filtering engine behind property discovery, the listings and agent/CRM systems that keep property data and lead flow accurate, and the platform infrastructure that keeps the marketplace running at India-wide scale.
ENGAGEMENT
Backend team · ongoing since 2020
SCOPE
Search, listings/CRM, platform infra
STATUS
Live in production
LIVE URL
commonfloor.com
Real screens, not mockups
What the system does
Search & filtering at scale
Backend behind the property search and filter engine — location, price, BHK, carpet area, and amenities — that narrows hundreds of thousands of listings down to what actually matches a buyer's criteria.
Listings & agent CRM
Systems behind property listing management, agent accounts, and the contact-agent lead flow that connects buyers to sellers and brokers.
Platform infrastructure
Backend services and infrastructure work that keep the marketplace reliable across 400+ Indian cities and hundreds of thousands of live listings.
Stack
- Search & Filtering
- Listings & Agent CRM
- Platform APIs
Where it stands
- Role
- Backend engineering team member, engaged since 2020
- Scope
- Search and filtering, listings and agent/CRM systems, and platform infrastructure
- Status
- Live — one of India's largest real estate marketplaces, 400+ cities
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