11 articles to help you navigate your property journey
In a property market marked by fluctuating confidence and increasingly data-savvy buyers, Australia's leading real estate agents say the key to a successful sale comes down to one skill above all others: accurate pricing.

In a property market marked by fluctuating confidence and increasingly data-savvy buyers, Australia’s leading real estate agents say the key to a successful sale comes down to one skill above all others: accurate pricing. While presentation, marketing, and negotiation play significant roles, setting the wrong price on day one remains the single biggest factor derailing campaigns.

In a property market where precision, presentation and strategy dictate success, Australian home sellers are becoming increasingly alert to a growing issue: agents who simply aren't delivering on their promises. While many agents operate at high professional standards, industry analysts warn that a surprising number of sellers still find themselves locked into campaigns plagued by poor communication, weak marketing and ineffective negotiation — all of which can drag down the final sale price.

As Australia’s property market becomes increasingly sophisticated, so too do the expectations placed on real estate agents. Sellers are demanding more transparency, more strategy, and more accountability from the professionals tasked with selling their homes — and industry experts say this shift is long overdue.

As Australia's property market adjusts, many homeowners preparing to sell are discovering a surprising list of hidden costs that can quickly eat into profits and reshape final financial expectations.

In a market shaped by shifting interest rates, cautious buyers and rising seller expectations, negotiation has become the defining skill separating good results from exceptional ones. As Australia enters the thick of the selling season, industry experts say homeowners who understand the psychology and strategy behind negotiation are achieving noticeably stronger outcomes — often outperforming comparable properties by wide margins.

Despite unprecedented access to market data, digital tools and expert advice, thousands of Australian homeowners entering into the selling season are still falling into the same traps that have...

As property markets across Australia continue to evolve, the question of whether to sell before buying or vice-versa is dominating homeowner conversations. The right answer depends on a homeowner's personal risk tolerance, financial structure, and long-term plans.

Property sellers are taking a markedly more strategic approach to selecting their real estate agents — a shift experts say is reshaping industry expectations and elevating standards across the board. Gone are the days when a familiar face or the biggest billboard in the suburb was enough to win a listing.

In a property market where first impressions are formed long before a buyer steps through the front door, professional photography has become one of the most influential elements of a successful sale campaign. In 2026, with more than 90% of buyers beginning their search online, the visual impact of a listing can determine whether a property draws strong early interest or quietly fades into the background of overflowing search results.

As Australia’s property market steadies after years of volatility, sellers entering the 2026 season are discovering a clear truth: pre-sale preparation is no longer optional. It’s now a competitive advantage.