Toucanestate has launched the first multi-languaged real estate website of Costa Rica with a comprehensive database of property listings. Their website is suitable for anyone planning to invest in real estate or even to live in Costa Rica.

This is just one among the many websites of the successful Internet marketers Attila Jancsina (project manager) and Robert Orban (senior programmer).

Toucanestate.com was managed by them, and was made with the help of experienced consultants and many experts' opinion and needs. The overall presentation looks good, the design of the site is clean, clear and professional looking, and the amount of content is sufficient. Perhaps the most attractive feature is the free advertising link right in the body of the main text on the site. They offer free submitting for private advertisers, it means they sell homes for sale by owner (FSBO). On the other hand, realtors have online account access, extra lists and they can edit listings and photos, open a test account for free in order to join the Partnership Network. New accounts are free of charge for two months, otherwise it has a $20 monthly fee. There is a visitor count option available which can be useful, too. The number of contact persons is unlimited, as much as the number of ads. Users can access to the content easily, the site is easy to navigate. Complex, detailed search options help to browse the database. If the customer still haven't find the perfect home, instant e-mail connection and phone number available to specialize extra needs.

'We offer something to everyone: to realtors, FSBO advertisers, buyers. Since this is not a big market, we can offer every kind of online services in connection with real estate. The most beautiful in it that we offer this for free,' declared Orban. 'We opened two weeks ago, we were surprisingly successful right at the start. We received many positive feedbacks, we will build in new features. Our campaign for the public starts at the end of August, by that time we will have the largest real estate database in Costa Rica," said Jancsina.