Your price, with the sales it came from.
Move the sliders for a rough range from this year's sales in your suburb. Then book a walk-through: the written price guide follows two business days later, with every sale we compared.
The range is indicative, from sample data. It is not an appraisal or a valuation.
Book a walk-through.
Four short steps. The agent for your suburb calls within one business day to set a time.
Every sale we compared
Address, date, price, size and price per square metre, with a note on why each is higher or lower than yours.
A range, not a number
Where we expect the home to sell, and the price we'd list at for each way of selling.
What would move it
The two or three things a buyer will price in, and which are worth fixing first.
One fee, agreed in writing.
Placeholders for the template. Marketing is quoted separately, itemised, before anything is spent.
Private sale
A price guide and weekly inspections.
[x.x]% of the sale price, including GST
- Written price guide
- Measured floor plan
- Monday reports
Typical campaign 3 to 6 weeks
Auction
A set date and registered bidders.
[x.x]% plus the auctioneer
- Four-week campaign
- On site or in rooms
- Unconditional on the day
Auctioneer [$ placeholder]
Off-market
Shown quietly to buyers on our books.
[x.x]% of the sale price
- No signboard or portals
- Private inspections
- Go public any time
Buyers on file [placeholder]
Fair questions.
- Is the range on this page an appraisal?
- No. It's a rough range from sample suburb data and a few inputs. An appraisal needs a walk-through; the written price guide follows within two business days.
- Do I have to list with you after the walk-through?
- No. The guide is yours either way.
- How do you decide the method of sale?
- From the home, the buyers we already know and the month's numbers. We'll show you the reasoning in writing.
- Can I sell with tenants in place?
- Yes. We plan around the lease and the notice periods; our property manager can help either way.