Getting Started

Buyders is a property marketplace for the Chandigarh tricity, built around one idea: the listings you see should be real.

Every listing is reviewed by our team before it goes live, and the seller's phone number is verified. You can search, shortlist and enquire without paying anything.

We also offer paid services alongside the marketplace — legal verification of a property you are serious about, rental agreements, and home loan introductions.

Three differences you can check for yourself:

• Listings are reviewed before they appear. Not after a complaint, and not only when someone pays.
• We say who is selling. An owner listing and a broker listing are labelled differently, so you know before you call.
• Your number is not sold. It goes to the team handling that property, and nowhere else. See how we handle your data.

What we are not: the largest site in India, or a place with every listing in the city. We would rather show you fewer listings that are real.

Searching, shortlisting and enquiring are free, and listing your property is free.

You only pay for the optional services you ask for: legal verification of a property, a rental agreement, or help arranging a home loan. Each of those is quoted before you commit to anything.

Current charges are on the pricing page.

Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula — the tricity.

We have deliberately not spread wider yet. Reviewing every listing properly means knowing the sectors, the local rates and the usual paperwork, and that does not scale to a new city overnight.

If you are looking elsewhere in Punjab or Haryana, you can still post what you are looking for and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

No. You can search and open listings without signing in.

You will be asked to sign in when you want to do something that belongs to you — save a property, see a seller's contact details, or post your own listing. Signing in takes one OTP to your phone; there is no password to remember.

Guests can view a limited number of listings in a session. Signing in removes that limit.

Both, and the listing says which.

Owners list their own property. Registered brokers and agents can list on behalf of a client, and their listing carries an agent label. A broker presenting themselves as the owner is a violation we act on — see what happens when you report a listing.

If you are an agent, add your RERA registration number in your profile so it can be shown on your listings.