Feature update

A better way to search by location

Filter by any mix of cities, ZIP codes and counties, the way the MLS does it. Results match each home’s real address.

  1. 1Filter by city, ZIP and county
  2. 2How filters stack
  3. 3Why it matters for new homes
  4. 4What the map shows
  5. 5What stays the same

Agents and builder reps

Filter by city, ZIP and county

On the Homes page, click More. The new Location section has Address City, Address ZIP and County.

Add as many of each as you like. Click the x on a tag to remove it, or Clear Filters to start over.

Like the search bar? Keep using it. Anything you search there becomes a Location filter too.

Agents and builder reps

How filters stack

  • More of the same type = more homes. New Braunfels plus Boerne shows homes in either city.
  • A different type = fewer, more targeted homes. Add ZIP 78132, and you only see homes in those cities and that ZIP.

In our example, two cities showed 867 homes. Adding the ZIP narrowed it to 242.

Agents and builder reps

Why it matters for new homes

Builders often build at the edge of town. A home can sit just outside city limits but still have a New Braunfels address.

The old search drew a rough circle and could miss those homes. Now filters match the actual address, so you don’t miss inventory.

Agents and builder reps

What the map shows

Counties draw their exact outline on the map. County lines rarely change, and buyers see the outline on links you share.

Cities and ZIP codes don’t draw a shape, since those lines shift over time. Your results still match each home’s address.

Agents and builder reps

What stays the same

  • Draw still works, with or without location filters.
  • Your Client Searches and Lead Gen Searches keep running with the filters you set. Nothing to redo.
  • Buyers still search by address only. They see the searches and links you send them.

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