Brief Project Description: Multilingual Real Estate Aggregator with a priority (but not mandatory) on using ready-made solutions via API or open source to reduce timelines. (MVP)

Project Essence

A multilingual and multi-currency platform for searching real estate in Azerbaijan (and other countries). The project focuses on aggregating listings from various sources with the ability to search, filter, and view in different languages with prices displayed in different currencies.

Main Features

Data Collection

• Parsing 6 sources (2 from each country):
• Automatic regular updates and data refresh

Search and Filtering

• Search by location, property type, price, area, rooms
• Toggle between "Buy" and "Rent"
• Display results in a list and on a map

Multilingualism and Multi-currency

• Support for 4 languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Azerbaijani
• Support for 5 currencies: AZN, UAH, RUB, USD, EUR
• Automatic language and currency detection based on geolocation (system or browser)
• Manual switching capability

Technologies

• Backend: Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery
• Frontend: Next.js, React, Leaflet (maps)
• DevOps: Docker, Docker Compose, CI/CD

Priority Requirements

1. SEO optimization with multilingual support
2. Performance (loading time no more than 2 seconds)
3. Scalable architecture for future expansion

NOT included in MVP

• User registration
• Personal account
• Saving favorite listings
• Notifications
• AI-based recommendations
  
  

Design Requirements

• MANDATORY: Minimalistic, clean design focused on functionality
• MANDATORY: Compliance with Material Design principles or a similar design system
• DESIRABLE: Responsiveness for all device types
• DESIRABLE: Support for light and dark themes
• MANDATORY: Architecture must allow easy addition of new languages
• MANDATORY: System must allow easy addition of new data sources

Technical Documentation

• MANDATORY: API documentation
• MANDATORY: Project deployment instructions
• MANDATORY: Database structure description
• MANDATORY: Guide for adding new parsers

Please clarify how you see this (some points are negotiable) and the exact timelines