Real estate agents in Whareora

By sales credited to them in Whareora over the last 24 months: Hayden Ross (Bayleys in the North Whangarei), 1 sale; Sharon Oldridge (Barfoot & Thompson Whangarei), 1 sale and Anne Ashwell (Property Brokers Whangarei), 1 sale. That is a count of sales the records name them on, not a rating of their work.

Bayleys, named on 27% of the Whareora sales that name a brand in the last 24 months, then Barfoot & Thompson on 18%. The brand is the one on the sale record, so an agent who has since moved agency counts for the brand they sold under.

10 licensed agents sold or listed a home in Whareora in the last two years. Many more are licensed nearby: every salesperson and agent in New Zealand is on the Real Estate Authority's public register, and we list those whose office is closest further down this page.

Agents in New Zealand are usually paid a commission on the sale price, often tiered (a higher rate on the first part of the price and a lower one on the rest), sometimes with a base fee, plus GST. Marketing is usually charged separately. Commission is negotiable: ask two or three agents who have sold in Whareora recently for a written appraisal and their full fee, and compare them.

Ask each agent for the homes they have sold in Whareora and nearby in the last year, what they sold for against the asking price, and how long they took. Ask how they would sell yours (auction, tender, deadline or a price), what the marketing costs and who pays it, and who you will deal with day to day. Check their licence on the REA public register before you sign an agency agreement.

No. Who appears and in what order comes only from sales records and listings that name the agent, matched to the Real Estate Authority's licence register. Nobody can pay to be listed or to move up.