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Expired mandates

The property the agency did not sell.

An expiring mandate does not make the property disappear. Weeks later the same flat is back on the portal — posted by the owner this time, with their own phone number in the listing.

The same property, three states
Agency
14 Mar
Off market
20 Jul
Private
29 Jul
Agency listing · until 20 Jul
Illustration of a flat’s interior, the same one in both listings.
Private listing · since 20 Jul
Illustration of a flat’s interior, the same one in both listings.
Identical photos · same area and location · 96% confidence

How we recognise the pair

When the agency listing comes down we keep the photographs, the floor area, the layout and the approximate location. Every new private listing in the area is compared against that archive: images are reduced to a visual signature that survives cropping, watermarks and reordering, and that signature is cross-checked against floor area and price band.

When all three agree, the pair gets a confidence score and only enters your list above 90%. Below that we show you nothing — a wrong match costs you an awkward phone call, and that is worse than one lead fewer.

Most come back within two weeks

38%
31%
14%
9%
8%
1 wk
2 wks
3 wks
4 wks
5+ wks

Gap between the agency listing coming down and the owner republishing. Seven in ten return within two weeks — that is the window where the owner still wants to sell and no longer has anyone representing them.

See the mandates that expired in your area this week.

They’ve cut the price. The calls have stopped. They still want to sell.

7 days at €0. Cancel any time.

The property the agency did not sell.