Archiving a property in Street
Archiving a property hides it from the global search, and the main properties table. It also removes it from your website and any third party integrations that use the Property Feed API or Open API. Developers can still include archived properties by using the include_archived filter.
Archiving doesn’t delete a property. Its history, sales and lettings records, and accounting are all kept, and you can still open the property page from related records, such as a sales offer.
Note - Archiving a property also archives any active sales or lettings listing and removes it from all portals. If you restore the property later, the listing won’t come back and you’ll need to re-list it.
How to archive a property
From the property page, click Edit (at the top right) > Archive Property.
An Archive property? pop-up will appear. If the property has an active listing, you’ll see a warning that it will also be archived and removed from the portals. Click Archive property to confirm.
Once archived, the property will no longer show in the global search or the properties table. If you can’t find a property you’re expecting to see, it’s worth checking whether it has been archived.
To find an archived property, go to the properties table from the left side bar and turn on the Show archived filter, then search for the property.
Note - A property can’t be archived while it has an active sale. You’ll need to complete the sale, or mark it as fallen through, first.
How to unarchive a property
Turn on the Show archived filter in the properties table, as above, and open the property. You’ll see a banner at the top saying This property has been archived. Click Restore to restore it.
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