Find out the price of your property compared to the market

To estimate the value of your property, you can consult a real estate advisor who will perform an evaluation based on criteria such as location, size, general condition of the property, nearby amenities, and recent sale prices in your area. You can also use our estimation tool to get an initial idea of how much your property is worth.

The necessary documents to sell your property include: the title deed, technical diagnostics (energy performance certificate, asbestos, lead, etc.), the co-ownership file (if applicable), the latest property tax notices, and the co-ownership regulations. Other documents may be required depending on the specifics of your property.

The main costs include real estate agency fees (between 3% and 8% of the sale price), notary fees, potential costs of property diagnostics, and capital gains tax (if applicable). It is important to accurately estimate these costs to avoid any surprises.