Review primary-market projects and their related units in one professional catalogue. MLS RealtyHub gives agents a structured place to move from a client brief to a project, examine the information supplied by the developer, and choose an available unit for the next conversation.
Stop Rebuilding the Project Picture from Separate Files
An agent may receive a presentation in one message, a specification in another, and a price list that was downloaded earlier. Before presenting a two-bedroom unit, the agent has to work out which files belong together and whether the selected option is still shown as available. The Project and Unit Marketplace keeps the project and its linked units in the same working structure, so the search starts from organised professional inventory rather than a folder of disconnected copies.
This is a live MLS RealtyHub tool for browsing primary-market inventory. It does not replace the developer’s responsibility for project data, and it is not a consumer marketplace. Its purpose is narrower: help professionals find a relevant project, inspect the information made available for it, and move to a suitable unit without reconstructing the project from scratch.
Who Uses the Marketplace and When
The primary user is an agent working on a buyer request. The tool is useful when the brief points towards a new development and the agent needs to compare projects before discussing a specific unit. A developer can also review project inventory through the professional environment, but the main selection process on this page follows the agent’s task.
Typical triggers include:
- a buyer asks for a unit in a new development;
- an agent needs to check the units linked to a particular project;
- project materials and unit information have arrived through separate channels;
- the agent wants to narrow the professional inventory before preparing a presentation or price list.
What You Need Before You Start
The agent begins with access to MLS RealtyHub and a clear client brief. The practical inputs are the criteria the agent already knows and the project records that developers have made available inside the platform.
Useful starting information may include:
- the kind of project or unit the client is considering;
- the preferred location or area, when location is part of the request;
- the project characteristics that matter to the client;
- the need to review related units, specifications, presentations, or other available project materials.
How the Project and Unit Marketplace Works
The interaction is simple: open the project catalogue, reduce the inventory to a relevant set, inspect a project, and continue to its linked units. MLS RealtyHub organises the relationship between the project record and its unit records; the professional decides what fits the buyer’s brief.
1. Open the Professional Project Catalogue
The user opens the project inventory available through the project catalogue. This is the list or catalogue view for projects represented directly by developers inside MLS RealtyHub. It is separate from the B2C marketplaces RealtyHub.cy and Realty.com.cy.
2. Narrow the Set of Projects
The user applies the available project filters and reviews the resulting inventory. The catalogue provides a structured way to narrow the selection and identify projects that may fit the buyer’s brief.
3. Open a Project and Inspect Its Information
Inside a project, the agent can review the information made available by its developer. Available materials may include project characteristics, presentations, specifications, images, plans, documents, and the units connected to that project. What appears for a particular project depends on what its developer has entered and made available.
4. Review the Linked Units
The user moves from the project to the individual units associated with it and checks the relevant characteristics, price, and availability shown in the system. The agent does not change those records. Project and unit management remains with the developer, while other professionals use the published information for selection and presentation.
5. Choose the Next Working Action
Once a suitable unit is identified, the agent can continue the client conversation or use a separate MLS RealtyHub capability to prepare a current price list or interactive presentation. Those outputs are related tools, not functions of the marketplace itself. Keeping that boundary clear prevents browsing, data management, and presentation generation from becoming one vague promise.
What the System Organises and What the User Controls
MLS RealtyHub connects the project record with its unit inventory and presents the information in a searchable professional catalogue. When a developer changes project or unit data through the relevant management tools, price, availability, and specification updates support the current project view. The marketplace uses that structured information; it does not invent, verify, or edit it on the agent’s behalf.
The user remains responsible for the professional decision:
- which criteria to use when narrowing the inventory;
- which project to open and examine;
- which linked unit appears relevant to the client brief;
- which details require confirmation before they are presented;
- whether the next step is a conversation, price list, or presentation.
A Typical Agent Scenario
An agent is helping a client look for a two-bedroom unit in a new development. Instead of opening several developer folders, the agent enters the Project and Unit Marketplace and narrows the available project inventory using the controls provided in the catalogue. The agent opens one promising project, reads its available characteristics and supporting materials, and then reviews the units connected to it.
The agent selects a two-bedroom unit that matches the brief and checks the price and availability currently shown. That selection becomes the basis for the next client conversation. If a presentation or price list is needed, the agent moves to the corresponding tool. The catalogue has completed its task once the professional has moved from a broad project search to a specific unit that can be reviewed with the client.
A Short Developer Scenario
A developer user can open the professional catalogue to review how a published project and its related units are represented to other MLS RealtyHub users. Any correction is made through the separate project or unit management area, not by editing the marketplace view. This keeps the catalogue focused on discovery while the developer remains the author and controller of the underlying records.
From Manual Reconciliation to a Structured View
The difference is not that every file disappears. Project documents and presentations may still be part of the record. The difference is that the agent begins with a project structure that keeps those materials and linked units in context.
- In a manual process, the agent receives separate copies and works out which version and unit belong together.
- In the marketplace, the agent opens a developer-supplied project record and reviews the units associated with it.
- In a manual process, the next step starts with another round of messages and file checks.
- In MLS RealtyHub, the agent can move from the selected unit to a separate price-list or presentation workflow using the same project data.
Its Place in Developer and Project Management
The Project and Unit Marketplace sits inside the Developer & Project Management module. The module covers the wider operational cycle: developers create and manage projects and units, update prices and availability, and support outputs such as project price lists and interactive presentations. The marketplace is the discovery layer within that cycle.
This distinction matters. Creating a project, cloning or editing a unit, updating availability, generating a PDF, and producing an interactive presentation are neighbouring capabilities. The marketplace does not need to reproduce them to be useful. It gives professionals the structured point at which they can find a project and move into its unit inventory.
Limits to Understand
The tool should be used with clear boundaries:
- It is a professional B2B catalogue inside MLS RealtyHub, not the public B2C marketplaces RealtyHub.cy or Realty.com.cy.
- Agents can review developer-supplied project and unit information but do not edit the developer’s records through this catalogue.
- The accuracy and completeness of a project view depend on the information entered and maintained by its developer.
- Available filters, information visibility, and access depend on the current catalogue configuration and account setup.
- The marketplace does not provide financial forecasts, legal guarantees, or a promise that a unit will remain available after the user checks it.
- Price-list generation, interactive presentations, map search, project management, and unit editing are separate capabilities with their own workflows.
Move from a Client Brief to a Specific Unit
See how the Project and Unit Marketplace fits your project-selection workflow and what project information is available for your account.