you can try rightmove, they have an overseas listing section. alternatively use otodom or gratka, polish people in the uk use them too, sold a building last year through otodom to a uk based pole.
Using this type of company you will not get the best possible price, but if you don't want the hastle of selling on the open market and all the paperwork then it can be worth it.
I am in the market to buy property around Poland, If you wish send me the details of what is for sale and the cash amount you want for it I will take a look, but i will be honest I always buy property well below current market valuations, but the seller gets a speedy decision and a fast transaction.
Put an add on otodom, gratka, olx or gumtree. Put a competitive price and state open to negotiation. Then your potential market is the whole of Poland. Its the easiest way to do it. Failing that get a local agent involved. Youll have to pay a small % charge of the sale price, but they will be able to work the local business interests in your area.
I would put it back on he market wit Otodom or domy.pl, they cover the whole of Poland I check them every day. as for an international website it may be worth a punt to catch someone like me who wants to make the move back to Poland.
otodom and gratka are where professional agents advertise as they get the most eyeballs, but olx and gumtree is popular with retail. it depends on the money involved, if its cheap olx and gumtree will do, otherwise otodoma and gratka is where you want to be.
Thank you to everyone - following your advice relatives have put the property on otodom and olx. I don't know what it says as it is in Polish (obviously) - but it looks great!
I would say oferty.net.Still hiring an agent saves lots of hassle esp curious market sensing idiots who just waste your time.2 to 2.5% commission is usually they charge and can be negotiated to even 1 to 1.5% if gotufka.
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That is why I suggest you should google the title that you used in your post: Selling property in Poland. Once I have seen a few professional sites dealing with the topic you are interested in.
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