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A Property Map is a separate object from a property. It plots any number of your Visits on a Mapbox map, with a list of cards beside it — one link that covers a whole development, a street or an entire portfolio.
Property map with markers and a list of property cards

A Property Map — pins on the left, browsable cards on the right

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Creating one

1

New map

From the sidebar, open Property Maps and create a new map. Give it a name.
2

Add properties

In the Properties tab, add the Visits that belong on the map. You can add several at once by tag.
3

Check the pins

Each pin comes from the property’s Location in Details. Missing pin means missing location — fix it on the property.
4

Style it

In Settings, set the marker colour and size, the split between map and list, and the map’s own title and description.
5

Share

The map has its own public URL and its own embed snippet, exactly like a Visit.

Building a map — adding properties and styling the result

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The three tabs

An editable preview of the finished map. Pan and zoom to the default view you want visitors to land on.
The list of included Visits. Add by name or pull in everything carrying a tag — handy for “all new-builds” or “phase 2”.
Name, description, marker colour and size, the map-to-list column ratio, price and region filters, and the public URL and embed snippet.

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What visitors can do

  • Click a pin to focus the matching card, and click a card to fly to its pin
  • Filter by price with the range control, if you enabled it
  • Filter by region when your properties span several areas
  • Open a property to jump into that Visit
  • Go fullscreen for a bigger map
Each card shows the property’s exterior photo, name, address and price label. The address follows the map pin, so if a card shows the wrong street, correct the location on the property.

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Filters

Price and region filters are optional and are worth turning on once a map carries more than a handful of properties. Prices come from the Price label field on each property, so keep the format consistent — mixing €450,000 and 450k makes the range control less useful.

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Sharing

A map lives at its own URL and can be embedded the same way as a Visit. Fullscreen maps use the /e/<slug> path.
Maps are ideal on an agency homepage: one embed that always reflects your live portfolio, because adding a property to the map is all it takes to publish it there.