Julian Khursigara
Geelong, VIC+5
Sydney property market
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Browse Sydney AgentsBuying in Sydney means crowded open homes, price guides that are hard to read, and auctions that move fast. A buyers agent works for you, not the seller: they search, inspect, check the contract and bid or negotiate within a limit you agree on.
buyersagents.com.au lists Sydney buyers agents with their service areas and client reviews. Compare them, then check the licence of the one you choose on the NSW Fair Trading public register.
Agents on a Pro plan who serve Sydney. Agents with reviews are listed first.
Sydney is not one single market; it is a collection of distinct villages, each with its own character and property landscape. Start by exploring agents who specialise in the regions you're interested in.
Review detailed profiles for each buyers agent. Read client reviews and see the areas they work in. Before you sign, check their licence on the NSW Fair Trading public register.
Contact your shortlisted agents through their profiles. Ask how they search, what they charge and what is included, and ask for it in writing.
Finding an expert with deep, hyper-local knowledge is critical. An agent in the Eastern Suburbs understands a different market dynamic than one in the Hills District. Select your desired region below to find agents who work there.
Sydney's Eastern Suburbs are synonymous with prestige property and iconic coastal living. From the vibrant energy of Bondi to the quiet luxury of Vaucluse and the chic terraces of Paddington, this market is notoriously fast and competitive. Homes here can sell quickly, and some sell before a public campaign, so ask each agent how they hear about them.
Known for its leafy streets, excellent schools, and established family homes, Sydney's North Shore is a prime destination for those seeking space and community. The Upper and Lower North Shore present fierce competition for quality family houses. A local buyers agent can help you navigate the nuances between suburbs like Mosman, Chatswood, and Wahroonga, and weigh school zones, transport and land size against price.
With its rich heritage, diverse architecture, and vibrant culture, the Inner West is a tapestry of unique property opportunities. From Victorian terraces in Newtown to Federation homes in Summer Hill and waterfront properties in Balmain, navigating this market requires a specialist. An Inner West expert understands complex council regulations, the challenges of heritage overlays, and how to win a fiercely contested auction in a suburb like Marrickville or Leichhardt.
The Northern Beaches offer a lifestyle that is quintessentially Australian. It's a relaxed coastal haven with a property market that moves to its own rhythm. From the bustling hub of Manly to the family-oriented communities of Dee Why and the tranquil escapes of Palm Beach, local knowledge is paramount. A Northern Beaches buyers agent knows the streets, the flood and bushfire overlays, and how each pocket sells.
From the established CBD of Parramatta to the newer communities in the Hills District and Penrith, Western Sydney is not a single market. A specialist here can tell you which infrastructure projects and zoning changes touch the streets you are looking at.
South Sydney and the Sutherland Shire offer everything from the premium coastal lifestyle of Cronulla to the family-friendly bushland communities of Menai and Loftus. This diverse market demands hyper-local knowledge. A specialist buyers agent understands the nuances between Caringbah North and South, and can assess development potential in Kirrawee.
Suburb deep-dives
Each suburb page shows its market figures, labelled as official or as an estimate, and the agents who work there.
Suburb deep-dives in Western Sydney are landing soon. In the meantime, browse the Western Sydney hub.
Agents charge a fixed fee agreed before the search, or a percentage of the price you pay. The Real Estate Buyers Agents Association of Australia puts the average for Sydney-based agents at 2% to 3% of the purchase price, plus GST and an engagement fee. The NSW Government notes that fees are not set by law, so you can negotiate them.
Ask two or three Sydney agents for a written quote, including GST and exactly what is included. The buyers agent fees guide shows how to compare quotes and work out the break-even on yours.
An experienced agent negotiates without emotion. They know how selling agents run a campaign, test the vendor's position, and hold to a price limit you agree on together.
Some homes are sold without a public campaign. Ask each agent how many of their recent Sydney purchases were not advertised.
Building and pest reports, strata records, heritage and flood overlays, ordered and read with you before you commit.
The agent shortlists, inspects and reviews contracts, so you see only the homes worth your time.
The right agent is a partner in your success. As you browse buyersagents.com.au, look for these key attributes to find the best buyers agent for your needs:
Do they have a deep and recent track record in your specific target suburbs? Ask for case studies of recent purchases in the area.
The agent should work exclusively for you, the buyer. They must not accept commissions from sellers, developers, or selling agents.
They should be able to clearly articulate their strategy for finding, evaluating, and securing a property for you. Communication should be transparent and frequent.
Look for real reviews from past clients. What do they say about the agent's negotiation skills, communication, and overall results?
Ensure they are a licensed real estate professional in NSW and carry professional indemnity insurance. Check the licence on the NSW Fair Trading public register and ask for a certificate of currency for the insurance.
Free expert guides to help you understand fees, choose the right agent, and avoid costly mistakes before you engage one.
Fee structures, percentage models, and what to expect to pay.
A step-by-step framework for evaluating credentials and fit.
The essential interview checklist before you sign any agreement.
Cost-benefit analysis with worked examples and ROI calculations.
Check these yourself before you sign an agreement with any buyers agent, including one you found here.
Search the agent's name or licence number on the NSW Fair Trading public register. Confirm the licence is current and has no conditions.
Ask for a certificate of currency for their professional indemnity insurance. Check the insured name and the expiry date.
Read their reviews, and ask to speak with a recent client about how the agent negotiated and kept them informed.
Ask them to confirm in writing that they act only for you and take no commission from sellers or developers.
Our guide on how to verify a buyers agent lists the public register for every state.
A buyers advocate and a buyers agent are two names for the same licensed profession - “advocate” is simply the more common term in Victoria. Whichever title they use, check their licence on the NSW Fair Trading public register before you sign. For a plain-English explainer, read our guide on what a buyers advocate does.
Start with the agents who work in your target region, compare their reviews and areas, and ask two or three for a written quote.
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See the Pro ProfileReviews are those left on buyersagents.com.au, and years of experience are as each agent states them. Check an agent's licence on the NSW Fair Trading public register before you sign.
| Agent | Reviews | Experience | Areas served | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Julian Khursigara | 4.9 out of 5 from 14 reviews | 20 years | Geelong (VIC), Brisbane (QLD), Canberra (ACT) and 3 more | View profile of Julian Khursigara |
| Neil CaseyProsperitii Property Investment Advisory - 30+ reviews (Granny Flat and Dual Occ specilaists) | 5.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews | 3 years | Nowra, Albion Park, Berry and 6 more | View profile of Neil Casey |
| Chris ClarkeClarke Buyers Agents | 5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews | 3 years | Lane Cove, Alexandria, Ashfield and 6 more | View profile of Chris Clarke |
| Albert Sassoon | 5.0 out of 5 from 1 review | 20 years | Bondi Beach, Bellevue Hill, Bondi Junction and 6 more | View profile of Albert Sassoon |
| Domi Antalfy | No reviews yet | 12 years | Hornsby, Bankstown, Blacktown and 8 more | View profile of Domi Antalfy |
| Mark Mendel | No reviews yet | 20 years | South Coogee, Bellevue Hill, Bondi and 8 more | View profile of Mark Mendel |
| Lorna Wang | No reviews yet | 3 years | Dubbo, Bendigo (VIC), Launceston (TAS) and 7 more | View profile of Lorna Wang |
| Shayne Mele | No reviews yet | 3 years | Bundoora (VIC), Artarmon, Ashford (SA) and 8 more | View profile of Shayne Mele |
| Monique Treder | No reviews yet | 7 years | Northern Beaches, Balgowlah, Cammeray and 8 more | View profile of Monique Treder |
Julian Khursigara
Neil Casey
Prosperitii Property Investment Advisory - 30+ reviews (Granny Flat and Dual Occ specilaists)
Chris Clarke
Clarke Buyers Agents
Albert Sassoon
Domi Antalfy
Mark Mendel
Lorna Wang
Shayne Mele
Monique Treder
