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Rightmove "no longer on the market"

SunnyCat · 2019-08-04 19:50:49

As we are making our journey through the purchase of our house (fingers crossed!), I have a list of houses in my Rightmove favourites that we've seen or potentials in case anything went wrong. As you can imagine, many houses I've bookmarked in April / May are now "Sold STC". But I was looking at it today (being nosy about…

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Slinky Posts: 11,027 Forumite

5 August 2019 at 11:53AM

The property may well still be on RM, even if the agent has 'removed' it from sale. The house we sold is still there, but in a greyed out state. I had bookmarked the link. It shows at the top of the listing. You can't find it if you search for it in the ordinary way, but bookmarking it has made it still visible for me.

This property has been removed by the agent. It may be sold or temporarily removed from the market

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