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The AVAVA Home real estate template from MecoNata costs $19 and went on sale on 16 September 2026, which makes it the newest real estate HTML template in this collection. Moreover, at 68 pages it is also the largest.

Sixty-eight pages, and nineteen of them are dashboards

Most real estate templates give you a homepage, a listing grid, a property page and a contact form. AVAVA Home ships 68 pages, and the interesting part is where they go.

Nineteen of them are dashboard screens. Nine cover the buyer – saved homes, saved searches, viewings, price alerts, messages, documents and selling – while ten cover the agent: desk, listings, add a property, viewings, offers, enquiries, clients and performance. Consequently you can mock up a two-sided property portal without designing a single screen yourself.

Sixteen ways to show a listing

The listing layouts run to sixteen: five grids, five lists and six map views, including a three-way switcher and a full-screen search workspace. In addition there are seven property registers – for sale, to rent, new builds, recently sold, land and plots, commercial, and a complete A to Z directory.

Property detail pages come in five variants, with galleries, floor plans, street view, video chapters, room-by-room breakdowns and reviews. Therefore the template covers the whole path from search to enquiry rather than the shop window alone.

No framework, and that is deliberate

AVAVA Home runs on vanilla JavaScript. There is no jQuery, no Bootstrap, no npm install and no bundler – every behaviour sits in a numbered block inside one commented main.js file.

Besides that, the single stylesheet is organised in numbered sections and every colour, size and radius comes from a CSS custom property. Change the palette in one :root block and the whole site follows. For a small agency site maintained by whoever is around, that is easier to live with than a build pipeline.

Maps that need no account

Leaflet ships inside the download and runs on 13 pages, so the maps work with no CDN, no API key and no Google account. That removes the most common reason a delivered real estate site breaks six months later.

Furthermore, the calculators are real. The mortgage, affordability and move-in calculators, the compare bench, the price simulators and the filter, sort and pagination on every listing page all run in the browser rather than being static screenshots.

Key features:

• 68 hand-built pages across 3 homepages
• 19 dashboard screens: 9 buyer, 10 agent
• 16 listing layouts – 5 grid, 5 list, 6 map, plus a full-screen search workspace
• 7 property registers and 5 property detail page styles
• Working mortgage, affordability and move-in calculators
• Self-hosted Leaflet maps on 13 pages, no API key required
• Vanilla JavaScript – no jQuery, no Bootstrap, no build step
• CSS custom properties for the whole palette in one :root block
• Progressive enhancement, skip links, ARIA and a CSS-only mobile menu
• 12-section HTML manual included

Is AVAVA Home worth $19?

On page count alone, yes. Nothing else here gives you 68 finished screens, and the 19 dashboards would cost far more than $19 to design from nothing.

The honest reservation is its age. AVAVA Home was published on 16 September 2026, so it has no sales and no ThemeForest rating – there is no buyer feedback to read and no update history to judge. The imagery is also mostly blueprint-style placeholder art drawn at the exact size each layout expects, so you will be supplying your own photography from day one. If neither of those bothers you, this is the most template for the money on this page.

This theme belongs to the HTML5 Collections of:

• Best Real Estate Website Templates
• Best HTML5 Directory Listing Templates

Updated on September 19, 2026 by Miloš Novaković in CMS, HTML5, Real Estate, Responsive, Retina, ThemeForest.

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