<![CDATA[Web-based information systems have emerged as a primary medium for searching and promoting boarding house and rental accommodations, particularly in campus areas. However, the growing number of listings registered on a single digital platform introduces new challenges concerning information visibility. Accommodations with strategic locations and adequate facilities are often difficult to discover by prospective tenants due to the absence of a systematic mechanism for regulating display priority. This study aims to develop a listing promotion feature integrated within a web-based boarding house and rental information system around the Nusa Putra Sukabumi Campus. The Design Science Research Methodology (DSRM) was employed, emphasizing artifact design and evaluation as the core of the research process. The system was built using the Laravel framework with a MySQL database. Evaluation was conducted through Black Box Testing across 20 functional scenarios and Usability Testing using a Likert Scale 1–5 questionnaire involving 15 respondents (8 boarding house seekers and 7 owners). All system functions performed correctly. Usability Testing yielded an average score of 4.2 out of 5 (good category). Functionally, the listing promotion feature successfully placed promoted properties at the top of the search page with a PROMO badge label, replacing the previous unordered random display. Based on the DSR knowledge contribution matrix, this research is classified as Improvement.]]>
