Selling Your Property

Start at post your property. The form walks you through it in steps — what you are selling, where it is, the details, the photos, and the price.

You can stop part-way; a draft is saved and waits for you.

Once you submit, our team reviews it. Nothing is published without that review, which is the reason buyers trust what they see here.

It takes about fifteen minutes if you have these to hand:

• Photos — daylight, no clutter, one of every room, plus the building entrance
• The area figure and which measure it is (carpet, built-up or super)
• Floor, age and facing
• Proof you can sell it: the sale deed or allotment letter
• For a flat, the maintenance charge and whether dues are clear

You do not need a price fixed before you start — you can add it later, and the team will tell you how comparable properties nearby are priced.

Usually within one working day.

Most of that is our review: checking your number, looking at the photos, and reading the details against the documents. A listing with clear photos and complete details moves fastest; one where we have to come back with questions takes longer.

You are told when it is live, and you can see its status any time from your dashboard.

We tell you the reason rather than leaving you guessing. The common ones:

• Photos are not of the property — stock images, or pictures of a different unit
• Details contradict the documents — the area or the floor does not match
• We could not confirm you can sell it — no ownership proof, or a name that does not match
• A broker listed as an owner
• Duplicate — the same property already listed, sometimes by someone else

Most rejections are fixable. Edit the listing and resubmit; it goes back into the same queue.

All three are in your dashboard, on the listing itself.

• Edit — change the price, the details or the photos. A change to price or photos goes live quickly; a change to the core details is re-reviewed.
• Pause — hide it from search without losing it. Useful when a sale is nearly done but not certain.
• Remove — take it down for good.

Pause rather than remove if there is any chance you will relist. A paused listing keeps its photos and its history.

Yes. There is no limit for a genuine owner with several properties, and no limit for a registered agent.

Each one is reviewed separately and needs its own photos and documents. Listing the same property twice to get more visibility does not work — duplicates are merged or removed.

If you are an agent handling many properties, talk to us and we will set you up properly rather than have you work through the one-at-a-time form.

Enquiries come to our team first, then to you.

That is deliberate. It means your phone number is not published on the listing, you are not called by every broker in the city within an hour, and the enquiries that reach you come from people with a verified number who are actually looking.

You will hear from us by phone with the details of each genuine enquiry.

In roughly this order:

1. Price that matches the area. Nothing else compensates for a price well above comparable properties nearby.
2. Photos. Ten good daylight photos beat three dark ones by a wide margin. Include the kitchen and the bathrooms — buyers assume the worst about rooms they cannot see.
3. Complete details. Blank fields read as something being hidden.
4. Responding quickly. Interest cools fast.

If your listing has been live a few weeks with little interest, ask us — we can see how it compares with what else is selling in that sector.