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Market feed

Last updated: 2026-09-183 min read
The market feed: tabs, pulse and event cards

What it is

The market feed gathers events on platform listings in the country and city you choose: price drops of 3 % or more, new listings, and closed deals - properties sold or rented out. It is a way to keep an eye on your market without opening the catalog every day.

Where to find it

CRM > Market feed in the cabinet side menu.

Which events appear in the feed

EventWhat it means
Price dropthe listing price went down by at least 3 %
New listinga listing was published in the catalog
Solda sale was closed
Rentedthe property was rented out

Deal prices are shown to verified brokers. Everyone else sees the label "Price for verified brokers" instead of the amount.

Market figures

Above the feed sits a row of numbers for the chosen market: how many properties are active, how many appeared in the chosen period and the median price per square metre. Buyer requests are counted separately, with two links beside them — Buyer demand and Likely sellers.

Tabs

Events are split across tabs, and each tab carries a number — how many such events fall in the chosen period:

TabWhat it shows
Allevery event together
Dropsproperties that fell in price by at least 3%
Newproperties just published
Dealsproperties sold and let

Events are grouped by day. When they run out, a line at the bottom says that is everything for the period.

Filters

  • Country — chosen from a list
  • City, or the whole country
  • Type — "Sale and rent", "Sale" or "Rent"
  • Period — 7, 30 or 90 days, 30 by default

If there are no events for the chosen filters, the feed says so.

Daily digest by email

Press the Digest button at the top right and a selection of events for the current filters arrives once a day at 08:30. Days without events are skipped, so there are no empty emails. The same switch turns the digest off.

Set the filters to your working market before switching on the digest: the email is built from exactly those filters.

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