The solution is also connected to this: you should decide whether you have areas, or point of interests. It is a meaningful information how many properties are on sale in a given area, albeit the one I saw had the notion of districts and neighborhoods for clustering. So far I have seen only one: property adverts. Of course, like for every UX rule of thumb, there are exceptions. Note: most of them had it in concept phase, Google Maps' even reached A/B test stage when it was dropped. This perhaps explains why neither Google Maps, Nokia Maps, or any other large-scale map providers don't have clustering on their map. Sometimes this is meaningful (the average of the stones of Stonehenge might represent the monument), but most of the time, it does not make any sense. The 'average' of two points will be neither of them. He might be interested in the density of an area (population, number of ice cream shops within 5 minutes of walk, whatever), but points have no density.

The reason is simple: The user is either interested in an area, or a point. There is no such thing as good clustering UX, as clustering is not good UX. For more information, visit do I do clustering on a map correctly' is a common question in mapping applications. ⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel Acetate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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