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Please select a different homepage at WP Settings > Reading as explained here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#home

And at GD > Permalinks > select the Location page for the Directory start page.

Without knowing what theme you are using or seeing the site, that is all I can suggest.

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I would just use CSS for the geodir_price_package_1 ID that has the same result.
For example this should have the same result as col-lg-4:

#geodir_price_package_1 {
position:relative;
min-height:1px;
padding-right:15px;
padding-left:15px;
float:left;
width:33.33333333%
}

Sorry, but not for me, and I tried 3 browsers now.
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Please post your URL and WP admin details in a private reply so we can inspect your code.
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Results will always be ordered by relevance in the search results, to make sure the visitor gets the best result for their search.
Listings can only be sorted by price in search if no search criteria are used.
See also
https://wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-sort-listings-by-price/
and
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/#search

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When a visitor goes to a location page like http://stay-boutique.com/locations/australia/ you should add some relevant widgets that show categories and listings in Australia.
Add the Popular Post widget in the GD Home Content section.
Add the Popular Categories widget somewhere on the page to, usually above or under the map.
You are using the GD Listings Map widget on the GD Home page, you should use the GD Home Map widget.
See https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/widgets/

The GD Location page is a template used for each location, it is to be used as a start page for that location. It is not to list all locations. See examples:
https://wpgeo.directory/gdf/location/united-states/
https://wpgeo.directory/gdf/location/australia/

Where do you still see it?

Please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory
GD auto-creates a page for each Custom Post Type and category, for example http://stay-boutique.com/hotels/

There is no need to add any shortcodes anywhere for the GD pages, GD pages are created using widgets.
Shortcodes are for use on non-GD pages.
GD also auto-creates a page for each location, for example http://stay-boutique.com/locations/united-states/arizona/
The same template is used for the GD Home page if you are using GD Home for your homepage [you can choose the GD Home page or any other WP page for your site’s homepage.
Some relevant documentation for you:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#home
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/definitions/#location
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/manage-location/#merge

When a visitor goes to a location page like http://stay-boutique.com/locations/australia/ you should add some relevant widgets that show categories and listings in Australia.
Then your users can navigate to http://stay-boutique.com/hotels/australia/ etc
Each location has the same structure as the main directory: Sydney has CPT hotels and categories for boutique hotels, but you need to create the links by adding widgets etc.

When you change link structures or slugs of pages, you need to re-save your WP permalinks to reset all links on the frontend.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-shortcodes/#switch is best used on a separate WP page instead of a GD page.

Playing with the demos at https://wpgeo.directory/ should also help.

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