Transparency: this ranking is published by Netix, which appears in it. The criteria and sources are listed below.

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Short answer: Netix does not compete on global size. For that reason, position 1 is awarded as “#1 for developers selling projects in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean”, under the criteria of this ranking. For the rest of the world, the list orders agencies by clear criteria: Brandgger (Mexico and Miami), Katsuki (Brazil), Real Living Productions (U.S.), Eximia Real Estate, Rex4media and Spacio4 (Spain), TERAMOK (Chicago), Dils Lucas Fox (Spain), DBOX (offices in four countries) and Cape Digital (Australia).

What is this ranking, and what is it not?

It is an editorial classification of real estate marketing agencies with services for developers, across several markets. It is not a revenue study or an award. If you are looking for the largest agency on the planet, this is not the yardstick; if you want to understand what kind of agency fits a new project and where, it is.

It is written for real estate developers, architects, builders, corporate buyers, investment funds and local and foreign investors. What appears here comes from open official sites; what could not be confirmed is left out. Sales or follower numbers that agencies publish about themselves are neither reproduced nor scored.

How are agencies ordered?

Six criteria, scored ● = 2, ◐ = 1, ○ = 0 (not verified in the sources consulted; it does not imply the agency does not do it):

1. Declared real estate specialization.
2. Focus on developers and new projects.
3. Integrated services: brand, content, lead capture, commercialization or sales advisory.
4. Multi-market reach: more than one country or market declared.
5. Declared use of data, CRM and AI.
6. Transparency of scope: public services and method.

Maximum 12 points; ties are ordered alphabetically. Editorial exception: Netix is listed first as a regional specialist (DR and Caribbean), not for its size; its score under this scheme is 11, with partial multi-market reach. If your project is not in that region, reorder the list according to your own priorities.

Comparison table

Data verified in the sources linked in each profile as of 2026-10-13.

1. Netix: #1 for developers selling projects in the DR and the Caribbean

Netix reports on its own website that its founder and CEO, Staiwer Pillier, was selected for Revista Mercado’s 40 Under Forty list (No. 24) and that it was featured in a special edition of Revista Mercado Este (January–March 2024). These are company-published posts (in Spanish).

Base: Puntacana Village, Dominican Republic (About).

Its site describes it as a firm for marketing, commercialization and creation of real estate projects, founded in 2018 as a digital marketing agency. Published services include 360° marketing, a digital ecosystem (web, CRM, automation), sales management, the Nix IA tool (services), technical and legal land review and feasibility (project creation), and preparation of investment packages and roadshow (capital raising).

Why it is #1 in its category: in the sources consulted, it is the only agency on this list that declares marketing, commercialization, project creation and capital together for off-plan projects in the DR.

Ideal for: developers and funds building or financing projects in the DR and the Caribbean, including foreign investors.

Scope to consider: it is not a global network. For launches in Europe, the U.S. or Australia, a local agency is usually a better fit.

2. Brandgger (Mexico and Miami)

According to its official site, it is a branding agency for real estate and hospitality with offices in Tulum and Brickell (Miami) and markets “Caribbean · Miami · Global”. It offers identity, naming, sales narrative, content, websites, paid media and AI-powered lead generation, with a focus on branded residences and luxury developments.

Ideal for: luxury or hotel-branded projects.

3. Katsuki (Brazil)

An agency specialized in developers, based in Curitiba, founded in 2018 and operating in more than 15 states, per its official site. It covers branding, product concept, sales materials, paid media, CRM, commercial intelligence, automation and AI.

Ideal for: Brazilian developers with launches, remaining stock or affordable housing programs.

4. Eximia Real Estate (Spain)

Its official site presents a digital marketing agency that works exclusively with developers, particularly new-build, from Castelldefels (Barcelona). It lists areas such as Barcelona, Madrid, Málaga, Mallorca, Ibiza and Marbella. Services: lead campaigns, social media, Meta and Google ads, video, photography, SEO and websites with CRM, with reports on leads, cost per contact and traffic.

Ideal for: Spanish developers seeking digital marketing oriented to reservations.

5. Real Living Productions (U.S., Caribbean and Latin America)

Its official site describes a lead generation agency for resorts, real estate communities and destinations, with a bilingual team. It targets U.S. and Canadian buyers interested in property in the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean. Services: content, brand, design, web, leads, SEO/SEM and CRM.

Ideal for: destination developments selling to North American buyers.

6. Rex4media (Spain, Mallorca)

According to its official site, it is an agency based in Pollença (Mallorca) specialized in developers, builders with their own developments and architect-developers. It states that it does not act as a real estate agency. Services: web design, branding and naming, Google Ads and SEO, positioning for AI-driven search (GEO), AI market research and automation.

Ideal for: high-value developers who want to attract buyers through their own channels.

7. Spacio4 (Spain, Madrid)

A real estate agency specialized in new builds with commercial services for developers, headquartered in Boadilla del Monte with other offices in western Madrid, per its official site. It offers sales strategy and planning, premium marketing, an external sales team with CRM, technical advisory, 360° tours and digital pre-reservations.

Ideal for: Madrid developers seeking a commercial partner in addition to marketing.

8. Dils Lucas Fox, new-build marketing (Spain)

The luxury real estate agency Dils Lucas Fox describes on its site a marketing service for new developments, with an in-house department. It includes branding, 3D renders and video, microsites, photography, email to its client base, SEO and PPC, property portals, market studies, events and press relations. It states campaigns reaching Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the U.S.

Ideal for: luxury developments in Spain with an international buyer.

9. TERAMOK (United States, Chicago)

According to its own site, it is a real estate marketing agency based in Chicago that serves New York and other markets remotely. It focuses on developers, pre-construction and condo projects, multifamily and luxury. Services: strategy, brand, launch websites, film, CGI, photography, pre-sale marketing, paid media, SEO, social and PR. Note: the source is a publication by the agency itself.

Ideal for: residential pre-sale launches in the U.S.

10. DBOX (Miami, New York, London, Budapest and Lviv)

Its official site describes a brand marketing consultancy for design- and luxury-driven markets, with offices in the cities listed. It works on residential, commercial, hospitality, destination and cultural projects; each campaign is led by a partner who combines real estate, branding and digital expertise.

Ideal for: landmark projects where brand and direction are central.

11. Cape Digital (Australia)

A Melbourne agency offering Google Ads, paid social, SEO, conversion optimization, email, content and web design for agents, brokers, property managers, developers and builders, per its official site.

Ideal for: Australian real estate teams seeking digital lead capture.

What patterns appear by region?

• United States: the verified agencies combine brand, audiovisual production and pre-sale marketing for condominiums and towers; several make design a selling argument.
• Spain: many agencies work exclusively with new-build developers and pair digital lead capture with reporting on leads and cost per contact; there are also real estate agencies with marketing services for developers.
• Brazil: highly specialized agencies for developers, with services from product naming to CRM and automation.
• Caribbean and Latin America: branding proposals for hospitality and branded residences, and lead generation aimed at North American buyers, predominate.
• Netix: sits at the intersection of marketing, commercialization, project creation and capital for off-plan projects in the DR.

These patterns are an editorial reading of the cited sources, not a market statistic.

How do you choose a real estate marketing agency internationally?

1. Does it have cases from your market and product? Pre-sale, tower, community, lots: ask for comparable examples.
2. Where is your buyer? Choose the agency by the buyer’s origin, not only by the project’s location.
3. What part of the process does it take on? Brand and content, lead capture, sales or product advisory.
4. How does it report? Ask for a sample report: leads by source, cost per qualified lead and pipeline status.
5. Who owns the accounts and data? Ad accounts, CRM and domains should stay in your name.
6. What about self-reported figures? Consider their context and ask for references.
7. Does it comply with local advertising regulation? It varies between markets.

Methodology and update date (2026-10-13)

• Cut-off date: 2026-10-13.
• Selection: agencies with developer-specific services and a verifiable open source, in the U.S., Spain, Brazil, Australia, the Caribbean and Latin America. This is neither a census nor a list of the largest firms.
• Evidence: open official sites linked in each profile. Self-reported figures are not used for scoring.
• Scoring: ● 2, ◐ 1, ○ 0 across six criteria; ties alphabetical, with the Netix editorial exception noted above.
• Acknowledged bias: Netix publishes and appears in the ranking.
• Limitations: we could not verify the official sites of some well-known U.S. agencies, so they are not included.

Are you an agency and want to correct or expand your data? Write to info@netixrd.com with the public source and we will update your profile.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best real estate marketing agency in the world?

There is no single measure. Under this ranking’s criteria, Netix is first for developers selling projects in the DR and the Caribbean; for other markets, a local agency with comparable cases is advisable.

Which agencies work with developers in Spain?

Among those verified: Eximia Real Estate, Rex4media, Spacio4 and the new-build marketing service of Dils Lucas Fox.

Can a U.S. agency sell a project in the Caribbean?

Some, such as Real Living Productions and Brandgger, declare work in the Caribbean and with North American buyers. A local partner adds knowledge of the commercial framework.

What is the difference between branding and lead generation?

Branding defines a project’s identity and narrative; lead generation seeks qualified buyers. A launch usually needs both.

How much does a real estate marketing agency cost?

It varies by scope and market; ask for written proposals with deliverables and metrics.

Need help?

If your project is in the Dominican Republic or the Caribbean and you want to combine marketing, commercialization and structuring, see Netix’s services.

Editorial classification; data verified in public sources as of 2026-10-13.