Milan Vlasić
The client works in Sydney, while some of the people he helps own property in Belgrade. The page explains that connection right away, along with the time zone, how he works and who the visitor is getting in touch with.
- One-page website
- Sydney and Belgrade
- September 2026
- 2 min read
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- JSON-LD
- Customer
- Milan Vlasić
- Industry
- Real estate brokerage
- Area
- New South Wales and Belgrade
- Type
- One-page personal website in two languages
- Website
- bre.rs
- Status
- Live site, on the official domain
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Two locations, one clear message
The first screen connects Belgrade and Sydney right away: “Your property is in Belgrade. Your agent is in Sydney.” Below it is a clock showing the time in both cities and the 10-hour difference, with a sentence on why the page exists. Visitors do not have to guess whether they are in the right place.
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Profile before listings
The section About me lists his real estate agent license in New South Wales (Class 1), his work with the Ozway agency in Sydney and his law studies. It also says that Milan has sold 30 properties across Sydney in the last few years, with a list of suburbs and links to his public profiles on realestate.com.au and domain.com.au.
The section How I work describes his approach: trust is the whole job, and the seller gets all the information and an appraisal the agent genuinely believes is realistic.
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The Australian site and contact
Current listings and sold properties in Sydney are on a separate website, so this one simply links to it. The contact section has a phone number and email, with no form and no account, plus a note that from Serbia email is the safer option. The Belgrade part of the site is still being set up, and the page says so openly.
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A small technical footprint
The public part is static HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with structured data for the profile and the real estate business. The site has no database and loads only what a personal site actually uses.
On a phone
The same site, in your hand.
Most visitors come from phones, so the layout, buttons and images are arranged for the small screen first.
Questions
What clients ask.
Who is the site for?
People who need an agent in New South Wales, and owners in the diaspora who deal with property in Belgrade through local partners.
Does the site have a complex inquiry system?
No. The next step is a direct conversation, so the contact channels are set up without accounts or a long form.
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