Relisting a property from your dashboard

Your old listing stays in your account, so you never have to start from a blank form. What happens next depends on how the listing ended.

If your sale fell through

Unmark the property as sold from your account — one click, free of charge — and the original listing goes back up with its ID, list date and history intact. See My sale fell through.

If you paused your listing

Click Change Status on the listing and choose Reactivate. It feeds straight back to the portals as the same listing.

If you're renting it out again

Rental listings work differently. When a tenancy ends and you need a new tenant, use the Relist option on your leased listing. That creates a copy of the original — photos, description, details all carried across — which you can edit, then take through checkout. It publishes as a new listing, with a new listing fee.

The exception is our 30-day guarantee: if your tenant fell through within 30 days of marking the property leased, contact us and we'll reinstate the original listing free of charge — see How do I mark my property as leased?.

If you withdrew your listing

Withdrawing ends your listing. Our service runs until your property is sold or withdrawn, so putting a withdrawn property back on the market means a new listing and a new fee. The good news is your old details are still in your account, so you're not starting from scratch — get in touch and we'll set it up.

If you think you might come back, pause rather than withdraw. See Pausing your listing: Pause vs Pause & Refresh.

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Updated on: 07/09/2026