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TürkçeSell my apartment in KotorList your property for free, in two minutes
Send the details and photos. An agent calls you, and we publish the listing on the website and the map. You pay the 3% commission on the sale price only if the property sells.
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Details and photos
Type, location, size and price. Phone photos are fine.
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An agent calls you
We arrange the visit, photos and price.
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The listing is published
Buyers call us, we handle the viewings.
What you get when you sell an apartment through us
Photos and listing
An agent visits, photographs the apartment and prepares a listing with all the details buyers look for.
Floor plan
Interactive floor plan: buyers click a room and see its photos.
Listing on the website and map
The listing is on the website and the listings map, with an approximate location in Kotor. Only our team sees the exact address.
Buyers from our database
People send us what they are looking for, by neighborhood and budget. When your listing comes in, we contact those it suits.
Viewings and paperwork
The agent handles viewings and negotiations and goes with you to the notary.
FAQ
How much does it cost to list?
Listing is free. You send the details and photos, an agent contacts you, and we publish the listing on horizonrealestate.me and on the listings map.
What is the commission for selling an apartment in Kotor through an agency?
The commission is 3% of the sale price and is paid only if the property sells. No sale, no cost.
Can I also list it on other websites?
Yes. Many owners advertise in several places, and we bring you buyers and tenants from our inquiry database.
Who pays the property transfer tax?
Property transfer tax is paid by the buyer. Rates are progressive: 3% up to 150.000 €, 5% on the portion from 150.000 to 500.000 € and 6% on the portion above 500.000 €. On the first sale of a new build by a VAT-registered developer, VAT is charged instead of transfer tax.
What documents are needed to sell?
Property certificate from the land registry, the owner's ID card and proof of ownership (contract, inheritance decision or similar). If the property was acquired during marriage, the spouse's consent is also required. The sale contract is certified by a notary.
Tax information is for guidance only, based on the Law on Property Transfer Tax. Check your specific case with an agent or accountant.