76,814 € · 1 %
Chalet · 5 hab · 669 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
Ordino
The same flat, at two prices
One home can be listed by several agencies, and they don't always ask the same. These are the ones we could prove are the same property, sorted by the gap between one price and the other. Each photo leads to its listing so you can check.
8
properties at two prices
38,602 €
average gap
76,814 €
the largest
75,000 € · 9 %
Piso · 3 hab · 132 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
55,000 € · 7 %
Piso · 3 hab · 161 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
31,000 € · 5 %
Piso · 3 hab · 83.66 m²
Ordino
Both agencies publish the same photo
26,000 € · 4 %
Piso · 3 hab · 82 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
25,000 € · 4 %
Piso · 3 hab · 140 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
10,000 € · 2 %
Piso · 3 hab · 93 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
10,000 € · 0 %
Chalet · 5 hab · 418 m²
Ordino
A menos de 150 m y con la misma superficie
See them all in the search
The search lists them as listings, and one property can have more than one.
How we know
Saying that two listings are the same flat names two agencies, so it has to be provable. A pair is only published when both agencies use the same photo —the same image, compared by its fingerprint— or when the two listings are less than 150 metres apart and declare the same floor area within 5 %. Two listings being grouped at the source is not enough: that grouping can lump together different properties of the same type and parish.