Find a home
Manage saved-search examples
A saved search keeps a useful set of property filters. Save one from Find property, then open, rename, change alerts or delete it here.
4 minute read · AllSpace guide
Before you begin
Sign in. Saved searches and saved properties are different: one remembers filters, while the other keeps individual homes.
How to get there
Choose the directions for the device you are using.
On a computer
Open Saved property from the header heart or account menu, then select Your saved searches near the page heading.
On a phone
Select Saved in the floating navigation pill, then select Your saved searches above the saved-property list.
You are in the right place when
The heading says ‘Saved searches’. Each example shows its filters and the controls Alerts, Open, Rename and Delete.
Follow these steps
- 1
Read the saved filters
Each card can show a state, purpose, maximum price and bedroom count. The short title helps you recognise the search later.
- 2
Run it again
Choose Open. AllSpace returns to Find property with the saved filters already applied; check the visible filters before relying on the results.
- 3
Change the name or alert choice
Choose Rename, enter the clearer name and choose Save name. Choose Alerts to turn the match-alert preference on or off.
- 4
Remove an old search
Select Delete and read the confirmation. Deleting a saved search also removes its match alert, but it does not remove individually saved homes.
What happens next?
Select Open to run those filters again. Rename changes only the label. Delete removes that saved search after confirmation but keeps saved homes.
Picture this
Ada renames an example to ‘Abuja two-bedroom rentals’, opens it again and turns on its local match-alert preference.
If you get stuck
If the list is empty, choose Go to search, set the filters, choose Save search, enter a Search name in Save this search and choose Save search again.
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