We found 60 real estate agents in Wollongong, NSW 2500
Darren Kay
514 HOUSE
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375 UNIT
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Sean O'Connor
178 HOUSE
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93 UNIT
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David Geary
243 HOUSE
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181 UNIT
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Jordan Andonovski
630 HOUSE
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Christian Zeidler
244 HOUSE
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104 UNIT
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Lou Niceski
355 HOUSE
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Cristian Carvana
313 HOUSE
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101 UNIT
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Matthew Kasbarian
112 HOUSE
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56 UNIT
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Tonee McComb
49 HOUSE
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Around the Wollongong region, the average real estate agent commission rate is 2.40%. Fairing against the national average charge of approximately 2-2.5%, this is relatively competitive. However, while it may be tempting to sign with an agent who offers a lower commission rate, it's crucial to keep in mind that the cheapest agent may not necessarily do the best job in handling the sale of, what is most likely, your largest asset. Having said this, it's better to invest in an agent who has a proven track record of delivering on promises and who you know will work hard for you, even if it comes at a much higher price.
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Located in the Illawara region of New South Wales, Wollongong is a small coastal city that sits 82km south of Sydney, near Port Kembla. It's the third largest urban city in NSW, after Sydney and Newcastle, and has a growing population of over 295,000 residents. Wollongong is well recognised for its port activity, scenic beaches, panoramic views, breezy weather and, most notably, the largest Buddhist temple in the Southern Hemisphere - the Nan Tien Temple. This not only gives the seaside city a great sense of diversity and multiculturalism, but also a relaxed atmosphere. In terms of its livability, Wollongong offers a great balance between a metropolitan centre and a friendly regional town, as it also offers the necessities and infrastructure of a big city - a wide variety of shops and restaurants, accesible transport and an internationally recognised university, just to name a few. These have contributed to the development of the region and has seen to it that the Wollongong real estate market inflate in price within recent years. Yet, with houses still more affordable than Sydney, Wollongong makes for a great option for those who wish to live close to the city and love a breathtaking view, but don't have the ability to sustain the luxuries of a life in Bondi.
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