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Give buyers the details they will ask for

A buyer needs to see more than attractive rooms. Prepare accurate information about the layout, furnishings, outdoor setting, maintenance and the ongoing commitments attached to ownership. Clear records can make discussions more productive.

If the home is rented, establish how viewings fit around guests and who will coordinate access. Present the property honestly without interrupting the experience of existing visitors.

Prepare for a pricing conversation

A useful valuation considers the actual property, condition, setting and relevant market evidence. A golf outlook or upgraded interior should be assessed in context rather than assigned a generic premium.

We can introduce you to a local Reunion real estate expert to discuss your plans and a property-specific valuation. This guide does not provide an automated appraisal or promise a sale price.

Coordinate the practical handover

Assemble association and membership information, maintenance records, furnishings details and existing management documents. Ask the relevant professionals how future reservations, deposits and contracts would be handled in a sale. Do not assume they transfer automatically.

Review presentation before commissioning photography: lighting, condition, organization and an accurate view of the pool deck and surroundings all help buyers understand the home.

Tell us about your property

Share the neighborhood, property type and your preferred timing. We will put you in touch with a local Reunion real estate expert for the next conversation.

If your home is currently rented

Our management handover checklist highlights records and responsibilities worth discussing with your advisers; a sale can raise different contractual questions. Review your ownership costs and membership documents so you can provide accurate information to buyers.