Abstract: A system that enables searching for listings for accommodation reservations is described. The system receives, by a network site of a listing network platform, input comprising search criteria and identifies a plurality of listings matching the search criteria. The system generates a graphical user interface comprising a plurality of graphical objects each associated with a respective one of the identified plurality of listings. The system determines that the search criteria satisfies an amenity criterion and, in response, causes one or more amenities associated with an individual listing of the identified plurality of listings to be presented in an individual graphical object of the plurality of graphical objects associated with the individual listing.

Abstract: A system that enables searching for listings for accommodation reservations is described. The system receives, by a network site of a listing network platform, input comprising search criteria and identifies a plurality of listings matching the search criteria. The system generates a graphical user interface comprising a plurality of graphical objects each associated with a respective one of the identified plurality of listings. The system determines that the search criteria satisfies an amenity criterion and, in response, causes one or more amenities associated with an individual listing of the identified plurality of listings to be presented in an individual graphical object of the plurality of graphical objects associated with the individual listing.

Abstract: A system that enables searching for representing listings for accommodation reservations on a map is described. The system receives, by a network site of a listing network platform, input comprising search criteria associated with a geographical region and identifies a plurality of listings matching the search criteria. The system identifies a first subset listings of the plurality of listings that is each associated with a respective location that is within a boundary associated with the geographical region and a second subset listings of the plurality of listings that is each associated with a respective location that is outside the boundary associated with the geographical region. The system visually distinguishes the first subset of listings from the second subset of listings on a map-based graphical user interface (GUI) that represents the plurality of listings matching the search criteria.

Abstract: A system that enables searching for representing listings for accommodation reservations on a map is described. The system receives, by a network site of a listing network platform, input comprising search criteria associated with a geographical region and identifies a plurality of listings matching the search criteria. The system identifies a first subset listings of the plurality of listings that is each associated with a respective location that is within a boundary associated with the geographical region and a second subset listings of the plurality of listings that is each associated with a respective location that is outside the boundary associated with the geographical region. The system visually distinguishes the first subset of listings from the second subset of listings on a map-based graphical user interface (GUI) that represents the plurality of listings matching the search criteria.

Abstract: A system that enables searching for listings for accommodation reservations is described. The system receives, by a network site of a listing network platform, input comprising search criteria and identifies a plurality of listings matching the search criteria. The system generates a graphical user interface comprising a plurality of graphical objects each associated with a respective one of the identified plurality of listings. The system determines that the search criteria satisfies an amenity criterion and, in response, causes one or more amenities associated with an individual listing of the identified plurality of listings to be presented in an individual graphical object of the plurality of graphical objects associated with the individual listing.

Abstract: The present technology improves points-of-interest (POIs) in applications by the gathering and use of data available from various sources to improve metadata of POIs in applications (e.g., map applications) or any other metadata or information that may be of interest to a user regarding any given POI. The present technology resolves transactions to POIs or Brands (in a map application, for example) and improves, updates, creates, and removes POIs/Brands. The present technology can also gain a clear name, granular and correct categorization, a URL, phone/chat contact info, etc. of the transactions.