Manage Your Listings

Adding a listing

Open the portal, choose Listings and then Add a listing. The form asks for what a buyer or tenant needs before they will call:

• What it is: title, sale or rent, property type, and the community it sits in.
• What it costs: the price, and for a rental how often it is paid.
• The unit itself: bedrooms, bathrooms, size, furnishing and whether it is ready or off-plan.
• A description. The useful ones say what someone can only learn by being there — the floor, the view, the noise, what the service charge covers.
• Photos, and a walkthrough video if you have one.
• Which of your agents is handling it, if that matters to you. Only agents on your own roster can be chosen.

Photos and video

Photos can be JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF, up to 8MB each, and up to twenty per listing. The first one is what people see in search results. Video can be MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 200MB, and one per listing. Filmed on a phone is fine; buyers tend to prefer it to a slideshow of staged photos. Photos are re-encoded when they are uploaded, which strips the location data cameras write into image files.

Editing, hiding and deleting

Changes are live the moment you save. To take a listing off the site without losing it, untick "Show this listing on the site" — it stays in your portal and stops appearing anywhere public. Deleting removes it for good, along with its photos and video, so hiding is usually what you want for a unit that may come back.

What we expect of a listing

• The property is really available at the price shown. Bait advertising is the most common complaint reviewers make about brokerages in the UAE.
• The photos are of that unit, not of the show home or a similar line.
• You hold a valid DLD advertising permit for it where one is required.
• The listing comes down when the property goes.

Why the listing and the reviews sit together

A listing on this site sits next to your rating and the reviews behind it. That is the point: someone deciding whether to call you can see both at once. It also means a listing that misleads costs more here than it would elsewhere, because the person who wasted a journey can say so on the same page.

Frequently asked questions