The property market is shifting fast. Once only 1 in 10 buyers used a buyer’s agent—now it’s 4 in 10, a 300% jump. Why? Buyer’s agents provide insider access to off-market deals, accurate valuations, skilled negotiation, and risk reduction. They save time, money, and stress while giving buyers a clear advantage. With competition fierce, going it alone can mean missing out or overpaying. Today, having a buyer’s agent isn’t a luxury—it’s essential.

Buying a property in Australia involves more than just the purchase price. Costs like stamp duty, bank fees, Lenders Mortgage Insurance, transfer fees, conveyancing, and inspections can add tens of thousands to your budget. For an $800,000 home in Victoria, extra costs may reach over $70,000. Planning ahead is key to avoiding financial surprises. Working with a buyer’s agent can also ease the process and help you make informed decisions.

The recent interest rate cut has sparked renewed buyer activity across the property market—but for sellers, timing and strategy are everything. In this post, we explore what interest rate cuts mean for property sellers in 2025 and how working with a Vendor’s Advocate can help you make the most of rising confidence without falling into common traps.

When you choose a real estate agent to sell your property, it’s natural to hope they’ll give your sale the attention it deserves.