Frequently asked questions

Often, yes. Many off-the-plan contracts allow you to nominate a buyer or transfer the contract before settlement, though it depends on your contract's terms and usually needs the developer's consent. Nominate your property and we'll talk you through your options.

Yes. Our Australian-based agents cover Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory, metro and regional, and we also have agents overseas.

Our team is made up of Australian-based agents with between 5 and 45+ years of experience in real estate.

No. Nominating your property is free and there is no obligation to sell.

Some off-the-plan contracts let the original purchaser nominate another party to complete the purchase, or assign the contract, before settlement. Whether this is possible depends on your contract and usually the developer's consent.

Common reasons include changes in finances, a valuation shortfall at settlement, relocating, or changing investment plans.

There can be. Developer fees, legal costs, stamp duty and tax vary by state and contract. Get advice from your solicitor or conveyancer and accountant.

Yes. Our overseas agents introduce international investors to Australian property. Foreign buyers must follow Australia's foreign investment rules; they are currently banned from buying established dwellings (with limited exceptions) but can generally buy new and off-the-plan property with approval.

Houses, units, townhouses, land, house-and-land packages, development sites and off-the-plan properties, whether settled or not yet settled.

We aim to contact you within one business day.

Register as a buyer and tell us what you're looking for. We'll contact you when a matching property is nominated.

Yes. Agents in Australia and overseas can apply through our Join our network page.

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