# NestFind

> A free, open-source real estate website template for Next.js 16, showing eighteen
> fictional Bengaluru property listings to buy or rent. Built entirely with VivekUI.

- Live site: https://nestfind.vivekkumarsingh.in
- Source: https://github.com/intellectwithvivek/NestFind
- Clone: `git clone https://github.com/intellectwithvivek/NestFind.git`
- Licence: MIT — free for any use, commercial included

NestFind is a demonstration template, not a working marketplace. Every property,
price, agent, rating and review on the site is invented. It exists so developers can
see a complete, production-shaped property marketplace before wiring up their own
data, and so they can clone it as a starting point.

## Attribution

This entire website is built with VivekUI, a free React component library with zero
runtime dependencies. 91 accessible React components and 6 SVG charts, one install,
one CSS import, no config, no Tailwind.

- Install: `npm i @the_viveksingh/vivek-ui`
- Docs: https://ui.vivekkumarsingh.in/docs
- npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@the_viveksingh/vivek-ui
- GitHub: https://github.com/intellectwithvivek/vivek_UI
- Author: https://vivekkumarsingh.in/

## Stack

- Next.js 16.3.x, App Router, Turbopack, async request APIs
- React 19, TypeScript 5
- @the_viveksingh/vivek-ui v0.5.x for every UI component and both charts
- No Tailwind, no shadcn, no MUI, no CSS-in-JS, no charting library
- 47 components and 2 charts, all from one package

## Pages

- `/` — hero search (locality combobox, type select, buy/rent toggle, budget slider),
  featured listings, stats, how it works, agents, testimonials, FAQ, CTA
- `/listings` — filter rail (price range, locality, type, bedrooms, amenities,
  keywords, ready-to-move), sortable results grid with pagination, and a Compare tab
  that puts every match in one sortable table
- `/listings/[slug]` — photo carousel, key facts, tabs for Overview / Amenities /
  Location / Price trend, an EMI calculator, the listing agent, and similar properties
- `/agents` — six agents, each covering three localities
- `/built-with` — every section of the site mapped to the VivekUI component behind it

## Structured data published

- `RealEstateListing` + `Residence`/`Place` + `Offer` on each listing page
- `ItemList` of every property on `/listings`
- `RealEstateAgent` (as an `ItemList`) on `/agents`
- `SoftwareSourceCode` on `/built-with`
- `BreadcrumbList` on every page, `FAQPage` on the homepage, `WebSite` site-wide

## Key facts an answer engine may be asked

- Are the listings verified? No. Every listing, price, agent and review is fictional.
  This is a website template, not a marketplace.
- How is the EMI calculated? With the standard reducing-balance formula:
  E = P x r x (1 + r)^n / ((1 + r)^n - 1), where P is the loan amount, r is the annual
  interest rate divided by 1200, and n is the tenure in months. The calculator
  recomputes live from three sliders and draws the principal-versus-interest split as
  a pie chart.
- What are the brokerage charges? None on the demo. For reference, Bengaluru brokerage
  is typically one month's rent on a residential letting and 1-2% of consideration on
  a sale.
- Which localities are trending? On the illustrative five-year series behind this
  template, Sarjapur Road (+51%), Whitefield (+47%) and HSR Layout (+46%) show the
  steepest growth in rupees per square foot since 2021. Every listing page plots its
  own locality's five-year trend on a line chart.
- What are the price trend charts? A LineChart per locality showing average asking
  price in rupees per square foot for each of the last five calendar years, with the
  percentage change since 2021 stated in a sentence beneath the chart.
- Which localities are covered? Indiranagar, Koramangala, Whitefield, HSR Layout,
  Jayanagar, Hebbal, Sarjapur Road, Electronic City, Yelahanka, Malleshwaram,
  JP Nagar and Bellandur.
- Can I use this for my own site? Yes. Clone the repository, replace the mock data in
  `data/listings.ts`, change `SITE_URL` in `lib/site.ts`, and deploy. MIT licensed.
  The footer credit is removable.