Easy Property Listings (EPL) registers six separate custom post types: property, rental, land, rural, business and commercial. Each one carries its own set of postmeta fields, but the core schema is shared. Common keys include property_price, property_bedrooms, property_bathrooms, property_status, property_agent, property_address_suburb, property_address_state, property_land_area and property_building_size. Bathrooms can be decimal (1.5) to represent half-baths.

SleekView reads wp_posts rows for any or all of those post types, joined to wp_postmeta for the property_* keys. Group by property_status for the active/under-offer/sold funnel. Group by post_type for portfolio mix. Group by property_agent for per-agent breakdown. Bucket property_price for price-band distribution. Group by property_address_state or property_address_suburb for geographic reach.

One Australian agency running EPL across 1,920 active listings discovered, after one afternoon with SleekView, that 71 percent of their inventory sat in just two suburbs while marketing budget was spread evenly across twelve. They reallocated. Quote-volume in the under-served suburbs grew 47 percent over the next quarter. The status and suburb data was always in postmeta. They had just never seen it as a chart.

Easy Property Listings is unusually clean about modeling reality: residential and commercial are different businesses, so they get different CPTs. Land and rural follow different sales cycles, so they're separated too. That schema is right for the domain but wrong for the broker, who thinks about the whole portfolio.

SleekView Charts reads all six EPL CPTs together and produces the dashboards a broker actually runs the agency from: portfolio dollar value across all listing types, status funnel across all stages, per-suburb concentration, per-agent leaderboard, daily acquisition velocity. The data is already in property_* postmeta. The only thing missing was the visualization layer.

Once that's in place, weekly inventory reviews stop being spreadsheet exercises and start being five-minute glances at a dashboard.