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How to Trade Houses in Adopt Me
How to trade houses in Adopt Me: listing a house via the mailbox or sign, the buyer tour, what houses actually trade for (items and pets, not house-for-house), and how house values are player-set estimates.
Listing a house
To trade a house you list it for trade — typically through your mailbox or a sign on the house. This puts the house on the trading list so other players can see it and request a tour.
The buyer tour
A serious buyer will ask to tour the house before any deal. Tours let the buyer see the build, the decorations and the layout so the trade is informed on both sides. Never rush a tour, and never accept a "sight unseen" offer that pressures you.
What houses trade for
House trades usually exchange the house for inventory items or pets — they rarely trade house-for-house. The buyer sends a normal trade request after the tour, and you agree on the offer just like a pet trade.
House values
House value depends on the build, decorations and custom glitch builds, and it is set by players — the game has no official house pricing. Treat any value quote as a community estimate; exact house-trading mechanics can change with updates, so the details here are needs verification.
What we don't confirm
- Exact house-trading mechanics — the UI details can change between updates.
- House value — player-set and subjective; no official pricing exists.
FAQ
Can you trade houses in Adopt Me?
Yes — houses can be traded through the trading system (home trading). House value depends on builds, decorations and glitch builds, and is set by players, not by the game.
Related
Guide-adjacent pets: the pets list covers Owl and Parrot, among others. For trading context, see the value list — every figure there is a community estimate, not an official price. New to safety basics? Read how to spot Adopt Me scams.