Creating a Custom Listing Page for a Neighborhood or Community
Build a dedicated page for any neighborhood or community that displays live MLS listings, then add it to your website's navigation menu. Great for hyperlocal SEO and giving buyers a focused browsing experience.
There are three parts: create a search that defines the area, create the page that displays it, and add the page to your menu.
Step 1 — Create a System Search for the area
- Go to Resources → System Searches → Add System Searches.
- Add the criteria that define the neighborhood or community.
Resources menu — System Searches
Tip: Use the Locations field — or the map's polygon/circle drawing tools — to trace the exact neighborhood or community boundaries instead of relying on city-wide filters.
System search builder — Locations field and map drawing tools
Step 2 — Create the Custom Listing Page
- Go to Website → Listings Pages → Add New Listing Page.
Website menu — Listings Pages
- Fill in the Page Title, Page URL, and any Content Labels, then click Create Page.
Create Listing Page — Page Title, Page URL, and Content Labels fields
- On the Edit Listing Page screen, click the + (Add Component) button.
Edit Listing Page — Add Component (+) button
- In the Component Library, select Property Listing.
Component Library — Property Listing option
- In Property Listing Options, choose Saved Searches as the listing source.
- Enter the System Search title from Step 1 in Select Searches.
- Enable Display View More Button, then click Add.
Property Listing Options — Saved Searches source, search title, and Display View More Button toggle
Step 3 — Add the page to your website menu
- Go to Website → Menu and select the menu where the page should appear (or create a new one).
Website menu — Menu option
- Add the Custom Listing Page URL to the menu — either as a Link, or as a Label/URL pair under a Dropdown — then click Save.
Edit Menu Item — Dropdown type with Label and URL fields
That's it — the page is live with listings that update automatically from your MLS feed.
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- Building custom map searches with the polygon tool
- Merging duplicate community names into one page
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