Show your listings on your site
The Listings block puts live property listings on your page and keeps them current by itself. You never paste a property in by hand; add the block once and it follows your inventory.
Add it
- In the editor, click Add (+) and open the Content group.
- Choose Listings.
- With the block selected, set it up in the inspector on the right.
Whose listings to show
The setting that matters most is Listings:
- My listings — only properties you own. Your site reads as your own shop window.
- All community inventory — everything your community has. A fuller page from day one, which is useful when you're starting out.
Pick deliberately. On All community inventory, a visitor enquiring about a specific property is enquiring about another agent's listing — and that enquiry goes to that agent, not to you. See [Where your leads go](where-your-leads-go).
The other settings
- Featured or all — a short highlight grid, or a full searchable directory.
- Columns and Max — how many across, and how many in total.
- Limit to market centres — narrow to particular areas, if your community uses them.
What visitors get
On the published page the block gains a search box, filters and paging, and each property gets its own shareable page with a photo carousel and an enquiry form.
On the editor canvas you'll only see a static first frame — the search and filters don't run there. Use the eye icon preview to see the real thing.
If the block looks empty
- On My listings, you have no active listings yet — add one and it'll appear.
- On All community inventory, your community has none published.
- If you've set Limit to market centres, you may have narrowed it to an area with nothing in it. Clear the filter to check.
When a property sells
A listing you remove stops appearing in the grid, and its own page turns into a short "no longer available" notice with a link to your other properties — so an old link a client saved doesn't dead-end. You don't have to do anything.