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Does anyone know what "Gone" means on daft.ie??

kenny_david · 2019-05-23 20:57:20

Hi I was just wondering if anyone knows what "Gone" means on a property on daft.ie as opposed to "Sale agreed"

23-05-2019 8:57pm

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kenny_david

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Hi I was just wondering if anyone knows what "Gone" means on a property on daft.ie as opposed to "Sale agreed"

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#2 24-05-2019 8:03am

JustMe,K

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I've seen it where the estate agent removes the ad, then lists again as a 'new' property...I don't know what other reasons there might be for it, as it was specific properties I noticed it on that were always relisted.

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#3 24-05-2019 3:48pm

Sunrise_Sunset

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I have seen plenty of properties that went sale agreed marked as "gone" on daft.

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#4 24-05-2019 6:20pm

The_Conductor

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Either sold- or withdrawn. Properties are often withdrawn- when a market value has been established for them (for any of a long number of reasons- not leastly- to calculate asset values for divorce cases etc).

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