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Free real estate and land listings in the US, EU, and Switzerland

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Participants wiredotter12Patrick Martin10Scott Rodriguez19Jerry Williams41
wiredotter12 wiredotter12 MemberOP
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Hi, I've been searching Google, but I can't find a decent free classifieds site within the EU or Switzerland for selling property and land located in the US. Does anyone know of a reliable website?
Thnx
Patrick Martin10 Patrick Martin10 Newcomer
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wiredotter12 said:Hi, I've been searching Google, but I can't find a decent free classifieds site within the EU or Switzerland for selling property and land located in the US. Does anyone know of a reliable website?
Thnx

I guess if someone actually wants to buy something in the US, they’d just use American listing sites... I think some of them are multilingual. I stumbled upon one recently, can't remember the name, but I think it was specifically for real estate... when you list something, you can pretty much write the description in a bunch of different languages...

Maybe this might help:
http://www.europeanproperty.com/sales/us/
wiredotter12 wiredotter12 MemberOP
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Patrick Martin10 said:I guess if someone actually wants to buy something in the US, they’d just use American listing sites... I think some of them are multilingual. I stumbled upon one recently, can't remember the name, but I think it was specifically for real estate... when you list something, you can pretty much write the description in a bunch of different languages...

Maybe this might help:
http://www.europeanproperty.com/sales/us/

Thanks, but it isn't free. 😛
Scott Rodriguez19 Scott Rodriguez19 Active Member
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wiredotter12 said:Thanks, but it isn't free. 😛

Look, if you can't even move property here in the States, why on earth would a foreigner shell out that kind of cash? I mean—it doesn't make sense—they don't have any reason to deal with the headache of settling up real estate matters in America just to pay our local prices.
Jerry Williams41 Jerry Williams41 Member
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http://www.immobilienscout24.de

If you're looking at the German market, this is pretty much the gold standard.

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