Listing takes a few minutes. You set the price, review the fees, and confirm. Buyers can then purchase at your price.
Before you start
Log in and open your property page. You can find it under My properties in the account menu at the top of fabrica.land.
Steps
On your property page, click Put for sale. The List property for sale window opens.
Enter your price in the Price: field. Prices are in US dollars. You'll also see the price per acre, so you can sanity-check your number. A note under the price adds, in the window's words, that "Buyers may be able to finance the purchase through lenders on Fabrica. Your proceeds stay the same and are paid at closing.
Review the Total fees: section. Expand it to see the Marketplace fee. Fabrica charges 1% of the sale price, paid from the seller's proceeds. The buyer pays exactly the listed price. For example, if you sell for $100,000, you receive $99,000. When the exact fee can't be fixed yet, the rows read Estimated total fees: and Estimated marketplace fee.
Check On sale you'll receive: (or Estimated amount you'll receive on sale:). This is the amount that lands in your account when the property sells.
Continue to the confirmation step. It sums up the listing in one line: "Your property goes on the marketplace at $X. A buyer can buy it right away, and you receive the net proceeds." If your price is below the property's estimated value, you'll check an extra box confirming you understand. You'll also tick the terms box, which ends with the one thing to remember: "A completed sale cannot be undone." Then click List for sale.
Approve the listing steps as they appear: Allow property transfers (the app explains: "A one-time approval so a sale can hand a property to its buyer when it closes. It covers every property you sell on Fabrica, and each sale still needs your signature."), then Sign the listing. Each step tells you when to confirm in your account. When you see "Great news: your property is listed", you're done; View listing takes you back to the page.
Good to know
Listings run for 180 days. Once listed, the Marketplace card shows Your asking price and "Listed until" the end date, with a quiet Cancel listing link beside it. You can cancel any time before a sale.
Sales settle in stablecoins (digital dollars). You can cash the money out to your bank afterward.
You set the price. The estimated value on your property page is a starting point, not an appraisal, and Fabrica does not advise on pricing.
You can list before your property's setup is finished. In fact, right after you claim a property the page asks what you want to do with it, and "Sell it" opens this same window. The confirmation then reads: "Buyers can send offers now. Once setup is done, you can accept one or let buyers buy at this price." Setup can wait until a buyer shows up: when an offer arrives, the offers list shows Finish setup to accept, which walks you through owner details, the setup fee and signing.
If your property has an active loan, you can still list it. The sale pays off the loan automatically at closing. See "Selling a property that has a loan on it" for details.
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Learn more: Selling on Fabrica and Trading in our docs.