Location & property value
Rates change by suburb and home value. Metro areas and high value homes often attract lower fees.
Rates change by suburb and home value. Metro areas and high value homes often attract lower fees.
More experienced agents may charge higher fees but typically deliver stronger results.
Marketing, staging and other extras vary by agent and can influence your final cost.
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Yes, real estate agent commission rates are often negotiable. Many agents are willing to offer competitive rates, especially if you understand the local market or are selling a high-value property.
Most estate agents in Australia charge between 2% to 3% of the final sale price, with an average of 2.3%. This rate varies by location, with metropolitan areas typically charging lower rates than regional areas.
Real estate agents are usually paid a commission, a percentage of your property’s final sale price, typically between 1% and 4%. Rates vary by suburb and even between agents in the same area.
Yes, GST is typically included in the agent's commission fees.
Agents are usually paid after settlement, which can occur 30–90 days post-contract signing. On settlement day, the agent deducts their commission from the sale proceeds held in trust, then transfers the remainder to you.