Title, island, location, sale price, rooms and a clear main photo.
Buyer dashboard
Your saved properties, viewings and offers in one place.
Favourite listings


My offers
Seller dashboard
Create, improve and manage your property listings.
Publishing a new property listing
Prepare the essentials, add clear photos and documents, then submit the property for 24CAN review.
Upload several photos and choose the one buyers see first.
24CAN checks the listing before it becomes public.
Edit a saved or published property whenever needed. Published changes require approval again.
My properties
Submission
- Property details completedRequired
- At least one property photoRequired
- Ownership/supporting documentRequired
- Identity profile completedRequired
Messages
Direct conversations between buyers and sellers.
Conversations
Select a conversation
Buyer & seller information
Practical guidance is available inside your client area.
Buyer information
Prepare for a purchase with clear records and professional checks.
- Purchase taxes and transaction-specific costs
- Notary, registry and independent legal review
- Viewing requests, saved homes and offer history
Seller information
Prepare the property and completion documents before accepting an offer.
- Identity, ownership and property documents
- Energy certificate and relevant municipal records
- 2.5% + IGIC success fee on a completed sale
When a lawyer is required
Straightforward sales follow the standard agreement and notarial completion process. Unusual cases are paused and referred for independent legal review.
- Inheritance or company ownership
- Planning irregularities or occupants
- Foreign ownership, disputed charges or complex financing
Offers and acceptance
Offers are handled through the online bidding platform with full transparency for buyer and seller. The complete amount, conditions, deadlines and handover terms are reviewed before anything is signed.
- The buyer submits a complete property-specific offer.
- The seller can accept, counter or decline without changing the original record.
- Agreed terms and documents remain available to both parties.