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About Neighborhood Pulse on iOS

Neighborhood Pulse, also shown as Nearby activity, displays recent property activity around the address added to your Space. The feature is available to all iOS users, while full access to neighborhood events requires a paid subscription.

Nearby activity widget

The Nearby activity widget appears on the Space screen and shows the first three available events for the address associated with your Space. Tap an event to open its details, or tap View all to open the complete Neighborhood Pulse list.

If no activity is available, the widget shows Change address. You can use this option to add or update the address used for Neighborhood Pulse.

No address in the space,
​no events found

Address added to the space,
​no events found


View neighborhood events

The full Neighborhood Pulse list can include different types of property activity, including:

  • Building permits

  • Property sales

  • Rental events

Each event can display:

  • An icon indicating the event type

  • The type of event

  • A description

  • The address where the event occurred

  • An image of the related property

Tap an event to open the Event screen and view more information.

What is an event?

In Neighborhood Pulse, an event is a recent estate activity related to the area around the address added to your Space. Events can include building permits, property sales, and rental activity.

Each event can include the event type, description, address where the event took place, and an image of the related property. Tapping an event opens the Event screen, where you can view a map, property image when available, a brief description, and additional event details.


Free and paid access

Free users can open the first event in the list. Opening additional events displays the Premium subscription screen, and the Unlock all button below the list also opens the subscription screen.

Users with a paid subscription have full access to the available neighborhood events.

Visuals with limited access to neighborhood events

Visuals with limited access to neighborhood events

Visual with full access to the neighborhood events


How events are organized

Neighborhood Pulse organizes events by type and date:

  1. Building permits are shown first.

  2. Property sales are shown after building permits.

  3. Within each category, the newest events appear first.


View event details

When you open an event, the Event screen can show:

  • A map with the location of the related property

  • A property image, when available

  • A short description

  • Detailed information about the event

Neighborhood Pulse uses the address associated with your current Space to find relevant activity. If the address is changed, the available neighborhood activity is updated for the new address.

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