One-click sync of your listings to DDproperty, Hipflat, FazWaz, and your own website — update once, publish everywhere.
Hat Yai is the unofficial Malaysian shopping capital. Most of the residential market is local Thai, but weekend Singaporean and Malaysian buyers support a steady stream of commercial deals — shophouses, hotels, and ground-floor retail near the train station and Lee Garden Plaza. The Songkhla provincial real estate scene is small enough that personal reputation drives everything; agency software here lives or dies by Thai-language UI and a workflow that handles Malaysian Ringgit transactions naturally. Foreign-buyer demand is smaller than in resort markets, but it can punch above its weight on transaction value.
Most Hat Yai agencies maintain 'parallel' listings on DDproperty, Hipflat, FazWaz and their own site, and the four versions are always slightly different — different prices, different photo orders, one of them is six months stale because nobody noticed. That inconsistency is what gets you a 'this listing seems suspicious' email from a foreign buyer at the worst possible moment. Listings sync makes one canonical record in DevProp and pushes clean data downstream automatically.
DDproperty, Hipflat and FazWaz are major portal surfaces in Thailand. The problem: maintaining hundreds of listings across portals plus your own website becomes a recurring operations load that nobody on your team actually wants. One-way sync from DevProp to the main portals — with photo upload, foreign-quota flag, and the right Thai-province taxonomy — reduces weekly manual upkeep and keeps the downstream records consistent. Same listing, same edits, portals updated from one canonical source.
DevProp has run in Bangkok since 2024, handling 37,000+ real Thai property listings in production (PropMatch). Hat Yai agencies get infrastructure that's already been battle-tested by the Thai market — not a foreign tool retrofitted to local quirks.
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