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One sheet, written once — nothing goes on the floor until its survey is commissioned.

New sheet · Desk 07Started Thursday 17 September 2026, 09:40Nothing in draft before this one

Sale or letting · flat, house, commercial, land or parking

It goes on the floor with its survey.

You can write the whole sheet in one sitting and leave it in draft as long as you like. It cannot be published until four things are true — a signed mandate, a dated set of photographs, a commissioned survey, and an owner who has read the sheet. The owner sees this sheet exactly as a buyer will.

4Things before it is public

MandateSigned and uploadedPhotographsEight, dated this monthSurveyCommissioned, date setThe ownerHas read the sheetWhat the four rules are for
Sheets you published this year9Surveys commissioned9 of 9Held at review0In draft0Your nine listings

Where you areStep 1 of 6

Nothing is published until the last step · a draft waits as long as you likeSave and finish later

Step 1 of 6The property.One sheet, one property · a building sold in lots is one sheet per lot
What it isCommercial and land ask for their own papers at step 2Sale or lettingLetting changes the figures at step 3
The street number is hidden while the sheet is off-marketOne of your twelve citiesChecked against the register
Carrez, as measuredLift
Already on the floor at this addressNothing. The nearest sheet you hold is 41 rue du Bac, four streets away — and it is the one still without a survey.Open that sheet
Saved as you type · nothing is on the floor yet