We found 59 real estate agents in Hurstville, NSW 2220
Mele Gong
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Tony Li
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Linda Yu
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Michael Curtis
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Christine He
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Yuen Ching Mok
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Adison Cao
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Phillip Ho
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Liam Tsaprazis
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The average commission rate for Hurstville real estate agents sits at 1.96%, which is close to the NSW average range of 2% to 2.5%. It is important to consider marketing and advertising fees, as this can be a cost not factored into the commission price. A tiered commission rate should be considered, as it can be a good way to incentivise your agent and achieve a better sale price.
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Within a half hour commute to the City, Hurstville provides its own little CBD for the southern suburbs, rich in multicultural influence. The main commercial strip lies along Forest Road, north of Hurstville train station. Westfield Hurstville and Hurstville Central are the areas main shopping centres, however, there are many smaller retail outlets. A large Chinese population has contributed towards many specialty stores and small businesses, as well as authentic and delicious restaurants. The real estate landscape in Hurstville consists of many brick and double brick houses, as well as apartments in large residential buildings. Although older family homes still exist, blocks of land are quickly being snapped up by developers to build modern apartment complexes. Development on the new Hurstville Central Plaza began in 2017, which will provide a civic space between the two major department stores and Hurstville transport interchange.
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