Kai Zhou

A realtor website in English and Chinese, with live listings.

A real estate team at Dracco Pacific Realty, selling homes on Vancouver’s West Side and in Richmond.

Website design and buildVancouverUpdated November 10, 2026By Liam Lytton2 min read

2Languages on every page
12Pages
5Weeks from first call to launch

Kai Zhou leads Kai & Associates, a real estate team at Dracco Pacific Realty that sells homes on Vancouver’s West Side and in Richmond. His clients include people moving from Asia, other provinces, the US and Europe.

What the website needed to do.

Kai’s main goal was for sellers to leave their address and contact details so he could visit and value their home. He also wanted a homepage that works as a digital business card, with pages for his services, his active and sold listings and agents who want to join his team.

Kai Zhou’s previous website: a dark purple banner with his portrait, his name in English and Chinese, and the Dracco Pacific Realty logo
The previous website, as the Wayback Machine saved it on April 9, 2025.

What we built.

Every page exists in English and Simplified Chinese. One switch in the menu changes the language, and the site keeps the choice as the visitor moves between pages.

The top of the Kai Zhou homepage in English: his name, Licensed Associate Broker, the 2025 Medallion Club badge and a line about luxury homes on Vancouver’s West Side and in Richmond
The homepage in English.
The same part of the homepage in Simplified Chinese: his title, the badge, the introduction and both buttons in Chinese
The same page after one click on the switch.

The homepage opens on Kai with his team’s 2025 Medallion Club badge, a yearly award for top-selling Vancouver realtors, and two next steps: request a home evaluation or meet Kai. A band below sets out his record: more than $246 million in sales, 192 homes closed, nine years licensed and five languages spoken.

The Kai Zhou homepage: Kai in a blue suit beside his name, Licensed Associate Broker, the 2025 Medallion Club badge and buttons to request a home evaluation or meet Kai
The homepage at kaizhou.ca, captured November 10, 2026.

Listings come straight from the MLS, the shared database of homes for sale, and update on their own. Visitors switch between residential, commercial and sold homes.

The listings page with Residential, Commercial and Sold tabs above a grid of homes for sale from the MLS
Listings, fed from the MLS.

Three short forms send requests to Kai’s inbox: a home evaluation, a buyer’s consultation and an application to join the team. The home evaluation form, his main goal, asks for three details: the address, a phone number and an email.

The home evaluation section: the heading What is your home worth today? beside a form titled Request your evaluation with fields for property address, phone and email and a Get My Home’s Value button
The home evaluation request on the homepage.

What shipped.

The site went live on kaizhou.ca on June 30, 2026, five weeks after our first call with Kai. It has 12 pages in each language:

PageWhat it holds
HomepageKai’s introduction, his record, a featured home, Google reviews from sellers and buyers and a short video from Kai
About and Our CommitmentThe seven people on the team and how they work
ServicesSelling and buying, a home evaluation request and a page to book a buyer’s consultation
ListingsResidential, commercial and sold homes from the MLS
Join UsAn application form for agents
ContactPhone, email, WeChat and Instagram
Liam and his team are very professional and responsive. I am happy to use their service
Kai ZhouKai & Associates. Google review, July 16, 2026

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