We found 74 real estate agents in Castle Hill, NSW 2154


David Choy
668 HOUSE
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39 UNIT
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51 SALES IN
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Jack Ho
360 HOUSE
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28 UNIT
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24 SALES IN
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Matt Wolfe
116 HOUSE
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33 UNIT
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24 SALES IN
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Aaron Godfrey
292 HOUSE
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22 UNIT
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Joel Simpson
97 HOUSE
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14 UNIT
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23 SALES IN
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James Laing
166 HOUSE
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17 UNIT
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19 SALES IN
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Jay Bacani
586 HOUSE
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64 UNIT
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19 SALES IN
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Sam Shamal
65 HOUSE
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11 UNIT
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19 SALES IN
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Jane Booty
280 HOUSE
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42 UNIT
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17 SALES IN
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“My favourite thing about the Hills is that it's a beautiful place to live in and bring up a family. With the M2 and the upcoming railway stations, we're not far away from the beaches or the city. We really do have nice lifestyle here.”


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The average commission for Castle Hill real estate agents sits around 1.98%. The average national charge usually sits around 2% to 2.5% of the sale price, or from $10,000 to $12,500 when selling a $500,000 house. It is important to consider marketing and advertising fees, as this can be a cost not factored into the commission price. Negotiating fees with your agent is crucial and using a plan such as a tiered commission rate can be a good way to incentivise your agent and lead to a better sale price.
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Castle Hill has seen a significant boom over the last 5 years. Buyers have come to recognise the value in a largely low-to-medium density family area, still within a 30-minute drive to Sydney's CBD. In fact, the comfortable locale gives residents an equal access to the rolling fields of the country as the hustle and bustle of the city. Castle Hill is officially split in two by the Councils of Hornby Shire and the Hills Shire, however, many consider it a centrepiece to the Hills district. Most of the residents use personal transportation to commute, yet, there is still a large network of buses that service the area. The Northwest Sydney Metro is also under construction which, when complete, will be railway line running from Rouse Hill to Bankstown - offering another streamlined mode of transport to the CBD for residents of Castle Hill. The area is most popular with established and maturing families, who require many nearby schooling options, both public and private. To the area's north side, Castle Towers is a large shopping centre, containing department stores and a large multi-cinema complex. The southern side features an older and more traditional shopping strip.
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