Eignamiðlun

3.0·13 reviews
Grensásvegur 11, 108 Reykjavík, Iceland, Hafnarfjörður, Iceland
Veted AI Summary

Hafnarfjörður real estate agent with mixed transaction handling and notable buyer protection concerns.

What customers love

  • Valid and fair offers when available
  • Handles document processing to authorities
  • Completes transactions

Worth noting

  • Poor post-sale support and communication with buyers after agreement
  • Undisclosed property defects and altered sales descriptions without confirmation

Best for

Sellers seeking quick transaction completion, not buyers needing advocacy.

Attribute scores

Quality of Work28
Experience45
Responsiveness32
Customer Rating60
Price vs Market Avg.50

Recent reviews

Rock Malakson4mo ago

Not a very helpful real estate office. After you agree to buy the house, it feels like they stop caring. Communication was poor, and some staff were rude when I asked questions. I often felt that things were not explained clearly, and I am not sure if this was because of the attitude or because I do not speak Icelandic very well. Overall, the experience after the agreement was disappointing.

Linda Heimisdottir2y ago

I bought through Eignamidðuln and I do not recommend them at all. My interests, as a buyer, were clearly not taken care of. There was a dispute regarding the radiators that were not in order upon delivery and I was completely sidelined. I would have liked to have had a real estate agent on my side who did not sit on both sides of the table. This is of course a flaw in the system in Iceland, but Eignamidðuln showed that it is not capable of mediating in a fair manner. Will never do business with them again.

Ólafur Heiðar Jónsson2y ago

Okay, it was really important that the documents go to the right parties (the sheriff, and the credit bureau)

Hjatli Hauksson4y ago

Very good and valid offer

M N6y ago

I absolutely do NOT recommend this real estate agent. The sales description had been changed without getting confirmation from the seller. This led to a lot of problems between the seller and the buyer afterwards. They "forgot" to report a leak from cracks in the wall. The process was nothing but a hassle. The real estate agent wanted to get rid of the apartment as soon as possible and did his job very poorly.