Open houses,
straight from the MLS.
Dates, times, and details flow from your MLS feed onto listing pages and a dedicated open house archive automatically. Cancelled events disappear, past dates age off, and nobody on your team types a schedule into the website again.
Open Houses — what it does
MLS Is the Source
Open house data is pulled from your MLS feed at import time. The listing agent's schedule is your website's schedule.
On Every Listing Page
Upcoming open houses render directly on the listing they belong to — date, time window, type, and agent remarks.
Site-Wide Archive
The Open House Archive widget builds a browsable page of every upcoming open house across your market — a natural SEO magnet.
Self-Cleaning
Cancelled events are filtered out and past dates age off automatically. Nothing stale ever shows.
GenieBuilder Widgets
Dedicated Open House and Open House Archive widgets drop the schedule anywhere Elementor can reach.
Zero Manual Entry
No copy-paste, no Thursday afternoon data entry, no forgotten time changes. The feed keeps it right.
Open Houses questions answered
Do I have to enter open houses manually?
No. Open house dates, times, and details come straight from your MLS feed during import. When the listing agent schedules or changes an open house in the MLS, your site reflects it.
What happens when an open house is cancelled?
Cancelled events are filtered out automatically, and past dates age off on their own. Your site only ever shows upcoming, active open houses.
Where do open houses appear on my site?
On each listing page, and anywhere you place the GenieBuilder Open House or Open House Archive widgets — for example a site-wide upcoming open houses page.
What details are shown for each open house?
Date, start and end times, open house type, and any remarks the listing agent added — everything the MLS provides for the event.
