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Free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 multi-page template for real estate and property agency websites, with hero header, search filters, and Google Maps.

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Monday is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 multi-page agency website template on ThemeWagon, designed specifically for real estate agencies and property websites.
Monday is a free, open-source Bootstrap 4 HTML5 multi-page template created by Colorlib and distributed through ThemeWagon. It gives real estate agencies a ready-made website foundation: 7 HTML files covering pages like home, listings with a search box and filter options, and more, plus CSS and SASS source files, JavaScript files, and all demo images. You download the package, customize the simple and organized code, and publish it to any static host or web server. It's built with Bootstrap 4, FontAwesome icons, Google Maps, and the Magnific Pop-Up plugin.
Monday is aimed at real estate agencies and property agents who need a professional website quickly without hiring a designer. It's also suited for developers who want a clean Bootstrap 4 starting point for client projects, as the code is simple and organized for customization. Finally, small businesses in related fields, such as property management firms or relocation services, can use the same layout and restyle it.
Yes, Monday is listed as an open-source template with a lifetime free license. ThemeWagon grants permission to use it in commercial projects as well.
The package includes all demo images, 7 HTML files, CSS and SASS files, JavaScript source files, font icons, and the library/plugin files (Bootstrap 4, FontAwesome, Magnific Pop-Up, and Pixabay assets).
The template is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile browsers, so it will render consistently across modern devices.
Monday is at version v1.0.0. It was first released about six years ago (around 2020) and last updated about two months ago, according to ThemeWagon.
