The next mandate is in the gazette

Every building application holds mandates: the first marketing of the project — and often the owner's current home, which never appears on a portal. Whoever calls first has the head start.

Where people build, people also sell

The official publication names the owner months before anything is marketed. For an estate agent that means two things: the project's first marketing is not yet awarded — and a private owner who builds usually sells their current property. Two mandates the competition knows nothing about as long as it only reads the portals.

We read the cantonal gazettes and the municipal publication organs every day — on publication day you see who is building in your farming area.

The mandate moments along the timeline

Building application — private owners often sell their current home: a sale mandate no portal knows
Permit — developers award the first marketing: off-plan sales begin before construction starts, and the mandate is placed before that
Construction start — first letting of apartment buildings: the letting mandate is placed before completion
Sales start — too late for the mandate, but the moment to put your buying clients onto the project

How you work with the radar

Set a search agent on your farming area — new builds, conversions or all projects
Get the alert on publication day, with the owner, the architect and the original publication
Use the phase timeline: acquisition before the permit, follow-up at construction start
Excel export as the team's acquisition list

Developers as repeat clients

The owner history shows who builds regularly — recurring first marketings instead of one-off mandates. The owner arrives, where it exists, with its UID (CHE-…), the key for your CRM. For the data straight in your system: see Integration & interfaces.

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