> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.agentfire.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.agentfire.com/site-tools/area-guides/area-guides-update-the-area.md).
# How to Change the Listings on an Area Guide
Choose which listings show on an Area Guide page: switch between your IDX and Listings Hub, pick the areas, or use a saved search for exact filters.
The listings on an Area Guide page come from its **Featured Listings** section. You choose where they come from and which areas they cover.
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### Open the Featured Listings settings
Go to **Site Tools** > **Area Guides**. If your page is a neighborhood or development, switch the dropdown at the top from **Areas** to **Neighborhoods** or **Developments**. Then click **Edit** next to the page. Click **Layers View** (the stacked icon) in the toolbar, then click **Featured Listings**. Its settings open on the right. Open the **Content** section.
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### Choose the source
**Source** sets where the listings come from:
* **Your IDX** (AgentFire IDX or Showcase IDX): listings from the MLS.
* **Listings Hub**: only listings you added yourself in Listings Hub.
New area pages can start with **Source** set to **Listings Hub**, which only shows listings you added yourself, so the page looks empty. If you want MLS listings, set **Source** to your IDX.
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### Choose the areas or a saved search
With an IDX source, either pick the areas in **Select Areas**, or turn on **Saved Search** and pick one of your saved searches.
Use a saved search when you need exact filters, like only single-family homes, no rentals, or a drawn boundary. Create the search first: see [How to Create a Saved Listing Search](/agentfire-idx/property-alerts-and-saved-searches/agentfire-idx-create-a-custom-saved-search.md).
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### Save
Click **Save**, then check the page on your live site.
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The same panel also has the section's **Title**, **Sub Title**, **Show Filters**, **Status Ribbon**, and the **Button Label** and **Custom Link** for the button under the listings.
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The **map, local data and schools** at the top of the page are set somewhere else: **Settings** (the gear) > **Data Feed**. Changing the listings here doesn't change those. See [How to Add an Area Guide Page](/site-tools/area-guides/area-guide-adding-and-editing-a-new-page.md#page-settings).
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## Common Questions
Listings from another city or a nearby area show up.
The areas you picked may cover more than you expect, since MLS boundaries don't always match neighborhood names. Use a saved search with a drawn boundary for that area instead, and pick it under **Saved Search**.
I made a saved search, but the page still shows other listings.
Making the search isn't enough. Turn on **Saved Search** in the page's **Featured Listings** settings, pick the search, and save.
The page shows no listings.
Check **Source** first. If it's set to **Listings Hub**, only listings you added yourself show. If it's your IDX, check that the area has active listings on your property search page.
Listings show, but the map or market data is empty or wrong.
That's the page's **Data Feed**, not the listings. Open **Settings** > **Data Feed** and check the area.
Can you set it up for me?
Yes. Email with the page and the listings you'd like to show, like the area, price range and property types.