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Map and drawn areas

See a search's homes on the map, and draw an area or a circle to search only inside it.

Every search can show its homes on a map, and you can draw the exact streets you care about when a town is too broad.

Show a search on the map

In a search, press Map in the List | Map switch above the results. The homes appear as pins, with their cards in a column beside the map. The map opens on the place you chose.

  • Pins group together as you zoom out and show the price as you zoom in.
  • Hover a card to light its pin; select a pin to bring its card into view.
  • Click a card, or select a pin and press View details, to open the home beside the results.
  • Scrolling to the end of the column, or Load more, adds more pins. When there are more homes than the map shows, a note says so, for example "Showing 100 of 8,003 homes here. Zoom in or narrow the search."

Search inside an area you draw

  1. Switch to Map.
  2. Pick a tool on the map:
    • Draw an area: click to add points, double-click to finish.
    • Around a point: click a point, then drag to set the distance.
  3. Press Search this area. Nothing is searched until you do.

The drawn area becomes the search's place, shown as "Drawn area" on the Place key above the results, and it stays with the search when you save it. Remove it from the Place key, or with Clear area on the map. Picking a place replaces a drawn area.

After you move or zoom the map yourself, Search this area appears again: press it to search what you are looking at.

Search a property site

The property sites of your market search an area, never a whole country. When one is ticked and you have no place yet, the page asks Where are you looking? with Draw on the map. Type a place or draw one, and each site is searched in its own place names.

A site that does not know your place, or cannot search a drawn shape, is skipped and the line above the results says so.

Someone sent you an Idealista listing? Paste its link into the command palette (⌘K or Ctrl K) and pick the listing. It opens beside what you are doing, where you can start a brochure from it or add it to a collection.