Current public case-study figure
900+
listings
The job
Keep a large specialist marketplace useful for buyers while accepting listings from multiple broker systems.
Buyer tools
Focused search, listing alerts, shortlisting and a clear path to enquiry.
Broker side
Multiple inbound CRM feeds and structured listing data for a consistent public experience.
Ongoing work
Platform support and continued development rather than a one-off launch.
What it does
Search is only the visible part.
A marketplace like this has two jobs at once. It has to make a specialised inventory understandable to buyers, and it has to keep new and updated listings moving in from the businesses that supply them.
The public interface stays focused. The heavier work, including feeds, categorisation, alerts and platform maintenance, sits behind it.
01
Purpose-built search
Search and category choices reflect accommodation businesses rather than forcing a specialist market into a generic property pattern.
02
Alerts and shortlists
Buyers can keep track of suitable opportunities without beginning the search again each time they return.
03
Broker feeds
Listing information arrives from multiple source systems and is normalised for one public marketplace.
04
Room to evolve
The system is managed as an operating platform, so changes can be made as the market and participating businesses change.
Related capability
RealOnline is built for listing-heavy work.
AccomProperties is one example of the platform handling a specialist inventory, search requirements and feeds from other systems.
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