How many compatible searches exist, today
Not a market estimate: the number of live searches in the network matching that property on area, price range, type and size.
For owners
Is there already someone who would buy it? You can find out first.
The market test matches your property against the live searches of buyers represented by the network’s agents. The property is not published and your name does not circulate.
What you get and what you do not.
Where they match and where they do not
The price off by ten per cent, the floor area twenty metres short, the right area but the wrong aspect. That is what tells you whether a conversation is worth having.
Where they come from
Country of origin and buyer type, no names. Knowing that the three compatible searches all come from abroad changes how a sale is set up.
Nobody contacts you until you decide
The market test is a comparison, not a listing. The agents on the other side do not know you exist until you say yes.
How it works start to finish.
You leave us the details
The features that matter for a comparison: where, what, how large, and the value you have in mind. No address, no photographs.
It is matched against live searches
The comparison weighs five things: area, price, type, size, features. Area weighs most, because everything else is negotiable and location is not.
We tell you what came out
How many matches, of what kind, and how strong. If there is nothing we say so, and that is worth as much as the other answer.
What it is not said upfront.
- It is not a promise of a sale. It says compatible searches exist, not that someone will buy.
- It publishes nothing. The property enters no browsable list, because a browsable list is the opposite of a private sale.
- It is not a valuation. If what you need is what it is worth, the other page is the right one.
Want to know what it is worth first?
The market test says whether anyone is there at that value. The valuation says what that value is. See the confidential valuation
For owners