Selling a property is the largest transaction most families ever make. On Brikoula, publishing a real estate sale is a paid, premium post — unlike service requests, which are free. That is not a tax on sellers; it is what keeps the category worth browsing.
Why sellers pay to post
A small publication cost filters out the noise: duplicate listings, price-testing phantoms, ads posted "just to see". What remains is a category where every listing is real and every seller is serious — which is exactly what buyers want, and serious buyers are what you want. The result is fewer, better contacts instead of a hundred curious messages.
What a serious listing contains
- Real photos, taken in daylight, of every main room — plus the building entrance and the view, because buyers ask anyway.
- The surface in square metres, floor, and orientation.
- The legal situation stated plainly: papers ready, or what stage they are at. Nothing kills a sale later like a surprise here.
- The honest price. Test-the-market prices attract test-the-market buyers.
- What stays: kitchen, air conditioners, fixtures.
Viewings without regrets
Group viewings into time slots rather than living in permanent visit mode. Keep valuables out of sight, ask for a phone number in the chat before confirming a slot, and prefer daytime visits with another adult at home. A buyer who refuses any identification before visiting your home has told you enough.
Negotiation happens in writing
Keep offers and counter-offers in the app chat until you sign with the notary. Verbal numbers evaporate; written ones keep everyone honest. Once you agree, the legal steps belong to the notary — no deposit should change hands informally.
Where Brikoula fits
Your premium post puts the property on the map, literally — buyers browsing your neighbourhood see it where it stands. Interested buyers unlock contact and reach you directly in the chat, and the listing cost keeps the ones who reach you real.