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Publish a sale, lease or rent listing with accurate price, area, images and contact role, then keep it current until the property is no longer available.
Owners, authorised contacts and people searching Properties · 8 min read
A Properties listing is an owner-supplied notice of a home, plot, shop or other space for sale, lease or rent. Readers use it to decide whether to message you and visit. MyStreetBiz does not guarantee title, ownership, authority, measurements, approvals, availability or price.
Write the facts a visitor will check on site: purpose, type, price, area, what is included, and any important limit (shared access, pending approval, time-bound availability).
Create and verify your account, then open My Properties and choose Add property. Choose the right purpose and property type. Enter the price, area, features and your contact role (owner, authorised contact or similar) as they actually are.
Open Properties and choose sale, lease or rent. Search with filters that matter, and add a location only when nearby results help. Read the listed facts, then message the publisher through MyStreetBiz before arranging a visit.
Visit the property before paying. Verify identity, title, authority, approvals, charges and written terms. Do not pay a deposit under pressure, and keep the conversation in Messages until you are ready to meet.
Save a draft while you collect documents or photos. Publish when the required fields are complete. Use My Properties to edit or archive. Archive the post once the property is unavailable so search stays useful for everyone else.
After 30 days we ask whether the property is still available. Tap Still available and the post shows “Owner confirmed available” with that date — your own statement, not a MyStreetBiz check. A post that is not confirmed for 60 days is paused and leaves search; renew it in one tap from My Properties.
When the deal is done, mark the post sold, rented out or requirement met. It leaves search and the outcome stays private to your account. Relist it if the deal falls through.
Plan limits may apply to how many properties you can keep published. Existing content is preserved when a plan changes. Account deletion removes owned property listings through the deletion lifecycle.
RERA registration, occupancy certificates, encumbrance searches and society NOCs are not created by a MyStreetBiz post. MyStreetBiz does not fetch an Encumbrance Certificate. Use a property lawyer and the official records for those checks. Resources also has longer explainers on buying, scams and legal closing.
