AEGORA GuidesGuide 02 of 08 · Selling

Selling European Property

For Australian residents who own, inherited or let European property and want to reach Australian buyers.

Framework — requires verificationGeneral information for orientation only, not advice.

01

You do not need to be a professional

Private owners, landlords, families and inheritors can enquire about presenting their own European property through AEGORA. A licence or agency is not required to make an enquiry.

02

Establish the documentation first

Sales stall on paperwork far more often than on price.

  • Current registered title and the names on it
  • Whether an estate or succession process is complete
  • Building compliance and any unpermitted works
  • Local tax and utility standing
03

Presenting to an Australian audience

AEGORA lists property to Australian buyers and renters with indicative AUD figures for orientation. Listings are submitted through AEGORA by the agency or owner responsible for the property.

04

Completion happens locally

A sale is completed under the law of the country where the property sits, through appropriately authorised local professionals. AEGORA does not itself provide legal, tax, finance, foreign exchange or settlement services.

About this guide

This guide is general information prepared for orientation and requires verification for your circumstances. AEGORA is a marketplace and does not itself provide legal, tax, immigration, finance, foreign exchange or settlement services.

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Send AEGORA an enquiry and we will point you to the right party — the listing agency, or an appropriately authorised professional.

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