When a property search returns too few results, what should the interface explain?

A narrow search can mean several different things: the selected filters exclude available listings, the area has limited coverage, or the requested feature is uncommon. A bare empty state makes those situations look identical.

For Didibood, a Persian-first property platform in Iran, this is a useful design question: how can search help someone adjust one condition without quietly discarding the requirements that matter most?

One approach is to keep the active filters visible, explain that results reflect current listings, and let the person decide which condition to revisit. Any broader results should be clearly distinguished from exact matches.

Marketplace builders: which explanation makes an empty search more useful without pushing users into irrelevant results?

Explore the current browsing interface: https://didibood.ir/real-estate