Description
Vieww Property Listings gives you a beautiful, easy-to-manage property listings page on your WordPress site — without the complexity (or cost) of a full real estate platform.
Ideal for real estate agents, property managers, holiday rental owners, and small agencies, it lets you publish properties with all the details buyers and renters expect: price, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, land and building sizes, location, and photo galleries. Visitors can browse a filterable grid by type, status, location, or bedroom count, then click through to a polished single-property page with a contact sidebar so enquiries land straight in your inbox.
Make it your own with built-in style controls for colours, contact text, currency symbol and area units — so the listings feel like part of your site, not a bolt-on.
What you get:
- A Dedicated Properties Section — listings live in their own area of your WordPress admin, separate from posts and pages
- All The Details That Matter — price, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, land size, building size, and address
- Organised Your Way — group properties by Type (house, apartment, etc.), Status (for sale, sold, leased), and Location
- Filterable Property Grid — let visitors search by type, status, location and minimum bedrooms
- Beautiful Single Property Pages — featured image, features at a glance, full description, photo gallery with lightbox, and a contact sidebar
- Match Your Brand — pick your own colours, contact text, currency symbol and area units (m² or sq ft)
- Drop-In Shortcodes — place property grids, details, search forms and feature bars anywhere on your site
- Mobile Friendly — responsive layout that looks great on phones, tablets and desktops
- Designer Friendly — every template can be overridden from your theme for full design control
- Secure By Default — built following WordPress security best practices
Shortcodes
[vieww_grid] – Property Grid
Display a filterable grid of property listings.
Attributes:
per_page– Number of properties (default: 12)columns– Grid columns, 2 or 3 (default: 3)show_filters– Show filter form, yes/no (default: yes)type– Filter by property type slugstatus– Filter by property status sluglocation– Filter by location slugbedrooms– Minimum bedrooms (default: 0)orderby– Order by: date, price, or title (default: date)order– Sort direction: ASC or DESC (default: DESC)
Examples:
[vieww_grid per_page="6" columns="2" show_filters="no"]
[vieww_grid type="house" status="for-sale" location="brisbane"]
[vieww_grid orderby="price" order="ASC" bedrooms="3"]
[vieww_details] – Single Property Details
Display the full details for a specific property including image, features, description, gallery, and contact sidebar.
Attributes:
id– Property post ID (default: current post)
Example:
[vieww_details id="42"]
[vieww_search] – Search Form
Display a standalone property search/filter form that submits to the property archive.
Attributes:
action– Custom form action URL (default: property archive)
Example:
[vieww_search]
[vieww_features] – Feature Bar
Display the feature bar (bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, land size, building size) for a specific property.
Attributes:
id– Property post ID (default: current post)
Example:
[vieww_features id="42"]<h3>Template Overrides</h3>
The plugin provides default templates that work out of the box. To customise them, copy the template file to your theme:
single-vieww-property.phpyour-theme/single-vieww-property.phparchive-vieww-property.phpyour-theme/archive-vieww-property.phpcontent-vieww-property-card.phpyour-theme/vieww-property-listings/content-vieww-property-card.phpcontent-vieww-property-features.phpyour-theme/vieww-property-listings/content-vieww-property-features.phpcontent-vieww-property-gallery.phpyour-theme/vieww-property-listings/content-vieww-property-gallery.phpcontent-vieww-property-sidebar.phpyour-theme/vieww-property-listings/content-vieww-property-sidebar.phpcontent-vieww-property-filters.phpyour-theme/vieww-property-listings/content-vieww-property-filters.php
External Services
This plugin connects to a small number of free, optional external services. Each is described below along with when it is used and what data is sent.
Google Fonts API
Used to load web fonts chosen in the Design Settings. Only occurs when a Google Font (as opposed to a system font) is selected in Properties > Design > Typography.
- URL: https://fonts.googleapis.com
- When used: Only when a Google Font is selected in Design Settings (off by default — system fonts are the default)
- Data sent: The names of the selected font families (e.g. “Inter”, “Poppins”). No personal data or site data is transmitted.
- Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
- Terms of service: https://developers.google.com/terms
If you prefer not to use Google Fonts, simply leave the heading and body font selectors set to a System Font — no external requests will be made.
Nominatim (OpenStreetMap) geocoding
Used to convert a property’s address into latitude/longitude coordinates so the listing can be shown on the property map. Runs on the server when a property is saved in the WordPress admin, and in the browser when an admin clicks the “Geocode Now” button on a property edit screen.
- URL: https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search
- When used: Only on the admin side — when a property is saved with a new/changed address, or when the “Geocode Now” button is pressed in the Property Details meta box. No lookups run on the front-end.
- Data sent: The property’s address text and the country string “Australia”. No personal data.
- Privacy policy: https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Privacy_Policy
- Terms of use: https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/nominatim/
Leaving the latitude/longitude fields filled manually in the property edit screen prevents any Nominatim request from being sent for that property on save.
Photon (komoot.io) address autocomplete
Used to show a real-time address suggestion dropdown in the admin while typing into the Address field. Selecting a suggestion populates the full address line and coordinates at once.
- URL: https://photon.komoot.io/api/
- When used: Only on the admin side — while an editor is typing into the Address field of a property. Requests stop if the user stops typing or clicks elsewhere. No lookups run on the front-end.
- Data sent: The partial address text the user is typing, plus a geographic bias toward Australia. No personal data, no site data.
- Privacy policy: https://www.komoot.com/privacy
- Service info: https://photon.komoot.io/
If you prefer not to use Photon autocomplete, simply ignore the suggestions and type the address manually — no suggestions will be acted on unless you click or Enter one.
Credits
This plugin bundles the following GPL-compatible open-source libraries:
- Leaflet (BSD-2-Clause) — https://leafletjs.com
- Leaflet.markercluster (MIT) — https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet.markercluster
- Lightbox2 (MIT) by Lokesh Dhakar — https://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox2/
The full license text for each library is included in its respective assets/vendor/<library>/LICENSE.txt file.
Screenshots

The property archive — a 3-column responsive grid with type, status, location, bedroom and sort filters. 
A single property page — hero image, status badge, full address, feature bar, description and contact-agent sidebar with location map. 
The same archive narrowed by the type filter to “Apartment” — three of the seeded apartments matching the criteria.
Installation
- Upload the
vieww-property-listingsfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to Properties > Getting Started for a quick-start guide.
- Go to Properties > Settings to customise colours and contact details.
- Visit Settings > Permalinks and click “Save Changes” to flush rewrite rules.
- Start adding properties via Properties > Add New.
FAQ
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How do I add a property?
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Go to Properties > Add New in your WordPress admin. Fill in the title, description, featured image, and property details (price, bedrooms, etc.). Assign a Property Type, Status, and Location taxonomy term.
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How do I add a gallery to a property?
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In the property editor, add a Gallery block (Gutenberg) or a
[gallery]shortcode (Classic Editor) to the content area. The plugin will automatically extract the gallery and display it in a lightbox below the description. -
How do I change the colours?
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Go to Properties > Settings > Colours tab. Use the colour pickers to set your primary colour, secondary colour, text colour, background colour, and card background.
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How do I change the contact widget text?
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Go to Properties > Settings > Contact & Display tab. You can customise the heading, body text, button label, and contact page URL.
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Can I use a different currency?
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Yes. Go to Properties > Settings > Contact & Display tab and change the Currency Symbol field. You can also change the area unit (e.g., from m² to sqft).
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How do I display properties on a custom page?
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Use the
[vieww_grid]shortcode on any page or post. You can filter by type, status, location, and control the number of columns and properties shown. -
Can I put a property search form on my homepage?
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Yes. Use the
[vieww_search]shortcode on any page. It renders a filter form that submits to the property archive page. -
What happens when I delete the plugin?
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All property data (posts, meta, taxonomy terms, settings) will be permanently deleted when you delete the plugin from the Plugins page. Deactivating the plugin does NOT delete data.
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Is it compatible with page builders?
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Yes. The shortcodes work with any page builder that supports WordPress shortcodes (Elementor, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, etc.).
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Contributors & Developers
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Changelog
2.5.2
- Listing: added the first set of WordPress.org screenshots (3 captures) and rewrote the screenshot captions to match.
2.5.1
- Admin: moved inline
<style>and<script>blocks out of the property meta boxes into dedicated enqueued assets (assets/css/vieww-pl-meta-boxes.cssandassets/js/vieww-pl-gallery-admin.js), per WordPress.org coding standards. Translated strings now flow throughwp_localize_script(). - Removed legacy
wppl_*shortcode aliases (wppl_grid,wppl_details,wppl_search,wppl_features). Use thevieww_*shortcodes instead. - Header: removed
Plugin URIwhile the upstream site SSL is being reconfigured.
2.5.0
- Internal: renamed PHP constants, classes, functions, options and transients from the legacy
VIEWW_PL_*/vieww_pl_*prefix toVIEWWPL_*/viewwpl_*for consistency with the wider Vieww plugin suite. No user-visible changes — an automatic one-shot migration on first load preserves settings on upgrade. - Uninstall: now also removes structured address meta (
_vieww_street,_vieww_suburb,_vieww_state,_vieww_postcode), design settings, and migration-tracker options when the plugin is deleted. - Bundled library licenses (Leaflet, Leaflet.markercluster, Lightbox2) included as
LICENSE.txtfiles alongside each vendor library, with attribution added to readme.
2.4.2
- Design Settings split out into its own admin screen and class (
VIEWWPL_Design_Settings) for clearer separation between functional settings and visual customisation. - Gallery: improved attachment handling for properties that use the Gutenberg Gallery block alongside the dedicated gallery meta box.
- Various small admin-UI polish fixes on the Properties settings screens.
2.3.0
- Address fields: split the single Address textarea into Street, Suburb, State, and Postcode for consistency with Vieww Directory and to enable click-to-fill autocomplete.
- Geocoding: structured Nominatim queries now use the four fields directly (no more freeform parsing). Hash-skip key updated so any field change re-triggers a lookup.
- Autocomplete: typing into the Street Address field shows Photon (komoot.io) suggestions; selecting one fills Suburb / State / Postcode / Latitude / Longitude in a single click.
- Fixed: addresses with both a unit keyword AND a slash (e.g.
Unit 5/123 Main St) no longer lose the street number during geocoding — coordinates now resolve to the actual street, not the suburb centroid. - Migration: existing
_vieww_addressvalues are split into the new structured fields on first load. The original value is retained as a display fallback for entries that didn’t parse cleanly.
2.1.0
- Gallery: switched from content-extraction to a dedicated meta box (
_vieww_gallery_ids). One-time migration preserves existing gallery data. - Status colours: added per-status badge colour picker in Properties > Statuses.
- Design settings: expanded font picker with Google Fonts (Sans Serif + Serif groups).
- Design settings: updated default colour palette to Vieww brand colours.
- Fixed single property page font sizes (title and price).
2.0.0
- Renamed plugin from “WP Property Listings” to “Vieww Property Listings” for Vieww brand consistency.
- Post type changed from
propertytovieww-property. - Taxonomies changed to
vieww-property-type,vieww-property-status,vieww-property-location. - Meta keys changed from
_wppl_*to_vieww_*. - New shortcodes:
vieww_grid,vieww_details,vieww_search,vieww_features. - Legacy shortcodes (
wppl_*) retained as aliases for backwards compatibility. - Automatic database migration from old plugin data on activation.
- Constants use
VIEWW_PL_*prefix to avoid collision with other Vieww plugins.
1.0.0
- Initial release.
- Custom post type with Gutenberg support.
- 3 taxonomies: Property Type, Property Status, Location.
- Meta fields: price, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, land size, building size, address.
- Filterable property grid with 4 filter dropdowns.
- Single property template with 70/30 layout.
- Gallery with Lightbox2 (bundled locally).
- Settings page with colour palette and contact widget configuration.
- 4 shortcodes: vieww_grid, vieww_details, vieww_search, vieww_features.
- Template override system (theme can override all templates).
- Full internationalisation support.
- Responsive design with 4 breakpoints.
- Uninstall cleanup.
