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it's my dream project 😊

Once the traffic grows, start integrating lead magnets or targeted ads, even before your full-scale ad revenue strategy kicks in.

Once you hit your traffic goal, revamping the UI with React is a solid move for scalability.

Focus on content & SEO, more info will boost your rankings and credibility.

Your traffic numbers are impressive for organic growth, but be careful about over-indexing on reviews. Real estate reviews are notoriously hard to verify and easily gamed. We tried user reviews and ended up with a mess of fake positive reviews from builder's marketing teams and fake negative reviews from competitors. You'll need a solid verification system

Love how everyone's being negative here. Guy builds something that gets organic traffic in 10 days and you're all pointing out problems. Remember when people said Zillow couldn't compete with Realtor.com? Sometimes being late to the market with a better product wins. That said, OP, please don't rewrite in React just because it's trendy. Your SEO is your most valuable asset right now.

is this your website?

This post screams 'I'm a developer who doesn't understand real estate.' Housing.com, 99acres, and MagicBricks already dominate this space. What's your moat? Just having project information isn't enough - these platforms have decades of data and builder relationships. Unless you have a truly unique angle (like focusing exclusively on luxury projects or green buildings), you're fighting an uphill battle.

You're making a classic mistake by planning to rebuild in React before you've truly validated the market. Your current traffic is promising but SEO rankings can be volatile. I've seen startups lose 90% of their organic traffic after a tech stack switch. Focus on content and user acquisition first - tech stack is secondary. Your MVP is clearly working, don't fix what isn't broken.