Know where you stand before going to market.

A commercial review of competing listings, available transaction evidence, likely buyer profile and positioning—not a formal valuation.

Review available transaction evidence and competing listings.

Separate an asking price from a credible go-to-market range.

Prepare photography, information and a buyer-facing property story.

Screen interest, negotiate terms and coordinate the transaction.

Important distinction

A Seller Market Review is an estate-agency market assessment. It is not a valuation report by a registered valuer and must not be used as one.

What the review covers

Evidence, positioning and execution.

The review creates a practical launch plan; it does not manufacture a price promise.

Competing listings, available transaction evidence, property condition and differences that affect comparability.

Likely buyer profile, key objections, information gaps and how the property should be presented.

Enquiry screening, viewing process, feedback, negotiation and the point at which positioning should be reviewed.

Prepare the property file

Title and registered-owner particulars

Floor plan, land and built-up information

Assessment, quit rent and current maintenance records

Tenancy, furnishing and occupancy details

Known defects, renovations and approvals

Your timeline, decision-makers and preferred handover