Property Management and Sales in Haymarket

The median for Haymarket units is around $1,225 a week, but rent varies by building, size, furnishing and timing around the university semesters. Book a free rental appraisal for a figure based on recent comparable leases.

Often yes, because many tenants are students and new arrivals, but it depends on the apartment and your plans. We can compare likely rent and demand both ways in the appraisal.

Yes. Our sales team sells homes and apartments in Haymarket, and because we also manage rentals, we can plan a sale around your tenant. Book a free sales appraisal for a price estimate based on recent comparable sales.

Yes. There is no transfer fee. Check the notice period in your current agency agreement, and we'll handle the handover of keys, bond records, the lease and tenant details. How switching works.

Most agents charge a management fee as a percentage of the rent, plus a letting fee of 1–2 weeks’ rent when a new tenant is found. We give you a written, GST-inclusive quote for your property, with no transfer fee and no routine inspection fee. Read our fees guide.

Yes, but since 19 May 2025 you need a valid reason and evidence, such as a draft sale contract or agency agreement. On a periodic lease the notice is 90 days. At the end of a fixed term it is 60 days for leases of 6 months or less and 90 days for longer leases. In most cases you then can’t re-let the property for 6 months. See the rental law changes.

The landlord pays to keep the property in reasonable repair, including urgent repairs such as a burst pipe, a broken hot water system or a faulty smoke alarm. The tenant pays for damage they, their guests or pets cause beyond fair wear and tear. In an apartment, repairs to common property are handled by strata. Read our repairs guide.

Yes. Many of our owners live overseas or interstate. You get monthly statements and an end of financial year summary, and you can reach our English and Chinese speaking team by email, phone, WeChat or WhatsApp.