SleekView Charts for WP Residence Theme
SleekView Charts reads the WP Residence estate_property CPT, its property_status, property_category and property_city taxonomies and the price, beds and agent meta the theme writes, then renders inventory and pipeline as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards.
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WP Residence is built around property data. The admin still does not surface it as one.
WP Residence registers an estate_property post type with taxonomies for property_status, property_category, property_city and property_county_state, plus an estate_agent post type for staff. Listing meta is namespaced (property_price, property_size, property_bedrooms, property_bathrooms, property_agent) which makes joining and aggregating clean. The default admin still shows a paginated list of those properties and a few filter dropdowns.
SleekView Charts reads the same posts and meta directly. A Number card counts active inventory. A Pie splits the inventory by property_status (For Sale, For Rent, Sold). A Bar groups listings per property_agent so brokers see capacity at a glance. An Area trends new listings per week. The cards refresh from live posts, so the row table behind them is queryable side by side.
WP Residence is a theme, so SleekView is reading the same CPT the front-end search already uses. Inline edits from the table view behind the charts go through the standard post API. The theme keeps its data model and its templates. The agency gets a dashboard alongside the editor.
Workflow
Turn the WP Residence estate_property CPT into a dashboard
Read property and agent posts
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share with the team
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP Residence Theme data
Active listings
Count
Listings by status
Count
group by property_status
Listings per agent
Count
group by property_agent
Listings per city
Count
group by property_city
Comparison
Default WP Residence admin vs SleekView Charts
Default estate_property admin
- Properties screen lists rows with no totals or splits
- Pipeline view across For Sale and Sold lives only as filters
- Per-agent capacity is invisible without filtering agent by agent
- Per-city inventory exists nowhere as an aggregate
- Listing trend over time is not reported in the theme admin
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for active inventory across the agency
- Pie split across property_status for pipeline visibility
- Bar of listings per estate_agent for capacity planning
- Bar of listings per city for coverage review
- Filters carry between the property table and the chart cards
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP Residence Theme
Inventory as a dashboard
Render the estate_property CPT as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards. Brokers see pipeline shape and city coverage instead of a paginated list.
Agent CPT joined in
Listings group by the property_agent link to estate_agent. Each agent opens a cockpit that matches their own listings without manual filter setup.
City and county coverage
Bar cards on property_city and property_county_state surface where the agency holds depth. Useful before opening a new market or assigning a new agent.
Audience
Who builds WP Residence Theme charts dashboards with SleekView
Brokers
Track agency inventory, pipeline split and city coverage in one cockpit. Quote sellers and buyers with real numbers instead of yesterday's export.
Listing agents
See their assigned properties as a per-agent dashboard. Status pie, listing trend and average price by category focus the week.
Agency admins
Watch listings per city, average price by category and inventory growth over time. Side-by-side comparisons replace the monthly spreadsheet rebuild.
The bigger picture
Why WP Residence agencies still rebuild reports outside WordPress
WP Residence is a popular agency theme because its data model is sensible: dedicated property and agent CPTs, structured taxonomies and namespaced meta. Agencies running it stay on it for years. What they keep working around is the gap between that clean data and any aggregate view of it.
Inventory totals, per-agent capacity and city coverage are all the same question shape (a Count, a Sum or an Average over a known column) and none of them are surfaced in the default admin. SleekView Charts renders those exact aggregations as cards on the same posts. The theme keeps owning the data and the front-end.
The agency stops exporting weekly and starts reading the dashboard.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP Residence Theme
The WP Residence estate_property and estate_agent CPTs, their property_status, property_category, property_city and property_county_state taxonomies, and the property_ prefixed postmeta the theme writes for price, beds, baths, size and agent assignment. No add-on is required.
Yes. A filter applied to the chart view reshapes the row table under it, and vice versa. Brokers pivot between row-level audit and chart-level summary on the same dataset.
Yes. The property_agent meta links each listing to an estate_agent post, and SleekView joins them server-side. A Bar of listings per agent, or a Pie of status per agent, is one card.
Yes. Per-user scoping uses the property_agent meta or post_author, gated by capability. Each agent opens a cockpit with their own KPIs while brokers see the agency-wide view.
Yes. SleekView is admin-only. The theme's front-end search, property templates, agent profiles and submission widgets all render as configured. Inline edits go through the post API so hooks fire.
Yes. Membership and paid submission add-ons write into the same posts and meta. SleekView reads that data the same way it reads the core property fields, so a paid-listing dashboard alongside the inventory one is a copy and a filter away.
Yes. Any filtered set behind a card exports as CSV with the same columns the table view shows. Useful for inventory reports, agent reviews or quarterly office summaries.
No. SleekView aggregates server-side through indexed columns and virtualizes the dashboard render, so agencies with thousands of listings stay responsive. Card refresh pages by viewport, not by full preload.
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