Lamudi Mobile App Update Fix Some Features

Property marketplace Lamudi today officially released the latest version of their Android application. In this latest version, Lamudi fixes several features with a focus UI, to be precise about the map. This latest version is also claimed to be more comfortable to use and makes it easier for users to search for properties.

Lamudi made some improvements to the map in application Android. With this update, users can now easily add and remove properties to their favorites list directly from the available map page. Users can also change the search criteria without having to move from the map screen.

"With Update this latest, the map feature will work better if the user registers and logs into their Lamudi account. However, even those who are not logged into their account can still search listing, "Lamudi wrote.

Users can also delete property search results without images and prices. Although there are updates to this map feature, Lamudi still maintains its appearance as before. This update also includes other features such as saving previously viewed maps online offline after seeing listing and a special bookmark feature for properties that are added to the list of favorites and properties that have been viewed.

The Co-founder and Managing Director of Lamudi Global, Kian Moini, explained that for the last two years, his party has indeed given more focus on applications. This is done to improve performance in response to requests from online house or property seekers.

“This latest version of the Android app is a much better version than the previous one and this is just the beginning. We will continue to update our mobile application to meet the needs of clients, customers and changing markets,” explained Kian.

The Lamudi application was first launched in 2014. Since it was first launched this application has been updated several times to provide a sense of comfort and convenience for its users. To date, the Lamudi application has been downloaded more than 630.000 times, the majority of which come from Asia and the Middle East.