Buyer's Agent Melbourne
Your Local & Experienced Buyer Advocates!
Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria, and Australia’s second-largest city. Focused around a central city, Greater Melbourne’s area of approximately 9900km² of suburbs. This is why you need a buyer's agent Melbourne team on your side.
The municipality of Melbourne includes metropolitan Melbourne’s innermost suburbs, including the central city. The municipality of Melbourne is the gateway to Victoria, the seat of the Victorian Government and the headquarters of many local, national and international companies, peak bodies, and government and non-government agencies.
It is made up of the city centre and a number of inner suburbs, each with its own distinctive character and with different businesses, dwellings and communities living and working there.
How do we help?
If you're looking for a Melbourne Buyer’s Agent that can help you find your dream home or locate the ideal investment property to secure your financial future, then you've come to the right place.
Our licensed Melbourne buyer's advocates know the property market inside and out, having helped many clients buy property here over the years.
Whether you're looking for a house, apartment, townhouse, villa, duplex or block of land, we've got you covered.
Buying Your
Primary Residence
Looking for that dream home in Melbourne but struggling to find it? Or do you keep missing out on the ones you do like because of the competition?
Ready Set Buy - Property Buyer's Agents will not only help you find that perfect property in Melbourne, but we'll also help you secure it with our expert negotiating skills.
We have access to exclusive off-market & pre-market opportunities that the general public never see, which gives you a better chance of securing your home.
We'll get to know you on a personal level, so that we have an in-depth understanding of what your 'dream home' actually is.
Finding out about your lifestyle, how you travel to work, if you have kids that need to get to school, whether you need public transport and so on - this will all play a major role for our area specialist buyer's agent to find you the right property.
We can save you time, money and take away all the stress from buying your next home.
Buying An
Investment Property
The Melbourne property market provides great opportunities for investors, especially those looking for a good balance of strong rental yields and capital growth and this is where our buyer's agent Melbourne team can help you.
Buying an investment property can be so rewarding with the right strategy in place which is why we'll help you buy the right property, in the right location, for the right price.
As a leading Melbourne Buyer's Agency, we'll help you make the right decision with our extensive knowledge of the Melbourne property market, guiding you every step of the way.
We'll conduct research to find you the most lucrative investment within your budget. Our team will search and shortlist suitable properties, physically inspect them, perform due diligence, negotiate, and help you secure your investment property at the best price and under the right terms.
Ready to get started on your journey?
Locations we cover across Melbourne
Ballarat
Bendigo
Geelong
Melbourne
Melton
Mornington Peninsula
Mildura
Pakenham
Shepparton - Mooroopna
Sunbury
Traralgon
Wangaratta
Warrnambool
Wodonga - Albury
Melbourne Property Market Update
January 2025
Affordability set to drive Melbourne recovery.
ANZ Bank’s economics team has updated its housing price forecasts.
Australia’s third largest bank now says it expects capital city housing prices to grow by 2.7% in 2025, before lifting to 4.1% next year.
ANZ says that it expects to see “further cooling” in the residential property market, where growth slowed towards the end of 2024.
“Housing price expectations are down, the median time properties are on the market has risen and auction clearance rates are sluggish,” say ANZ Bank economists Madeline Dunk and Catherine Birch.
In a briefing note, the economists highlight the cyclical nature of Australia’s property markets, indicating they expect the cities where price growth has slowed the most recently (Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Hobart and Darwin) to regain momentum in 2026.
They highlight Melbourne’s relative affordability compared to other capital city markets and believe that will lead to a turnaround in the southern city’s fortunes.
According to CoreLogic, Melbourne residential property values have increased just 8.4% over the last four and a half years, while long-time rival Sydney has grown by 27.7% and Perth by an astounding 77%.
However, the ANZ report also forecasts slowdowns in the boom markets of Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide.
ANZ Bank says it believes the current slump in housing price growth is likely to continue until the Reserve Bank of Australia begins cutting official interest rates from its 13-year high of 4.35%.
The bank’s economics team says it is expecting only two 0.25% cuts this year, in February and August 2025, taking the cash rate to 3.85%.
“We think the RBA will take a cautious approach in dialling down the restrictiveness of current policy settings, rather than February being the start of an aggressive easing cycle,” ANZ says.
“While this should support sentiment, particularly in cities like Sydney and Melbourne, it is unlikely to materially boost prices immediately.”
As a result, ANZ forecasts that dwelling prices in Sydney and Melbourne will end 2025 up just 0.7% and 0.1% respectively.
“In Perth and Brisbane, where demand continues to outpace supply, price growth should remain robust in 2025,” say ANZ economists Madeline Dunk and Catherine Birch, while “affordability constraints are likely to restrict Adelaide price growth in 2025.”
2026 and the multi-speed market
ANZ’s Madeline Dunk and Catherine Birch say 2026 will “likely be dominated by two themes: affordability and supply.”
The economists say Australia’s long-term challenges with housing undersupply will place upward pressure on prices.
That will see a turnaround in the markets of Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin.
Dunk and Birch say Sydney’s expensive real estate may mean that the Harbour City “may underperform slightly” in the upturn, clocking up 3.7% growth in 2026.
However, the economists forecast the strongest capital city price growth in 2026 will be 4.9% in Melbourne, which they say “should benefit from an affordability-related demand boost.”
According to CoreLogic, Melbourne’s sluggish value growth has seen it slip several spots over the last year to become Australia’s sixth most expensive (or third cheapest) capital city with a median dwelling value of $774,093, with only Hobart and Darwin cheaper.
Over the long term, Melbourne’s median home price has usually been equivalent to about 78% of Sydney’s median price.
The Victorian capital’s lackluster price growth in recent years has seen that gap blow out to 65%.
To savvy investors who look at long-term trends, that means Melbourne property is currently about 13% under-valued.
Madeline Dunk and Catherine Birch believe a continuing lack of housing supply in the face of strong demand will continue to support home price growth in Brisbane and Perth, although the rate of that growth will continue to slow.
“Meanwhile, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin are expected to record subdued growth of 2.5% or less,” they say.
ANZ says RBA rate cuts could have a stronger than expected impact on demand than its economists have anticipated.
However, the bank says it is also possible that the expected shallow nature of the interest rate easing cycle “fails to shift the market out of its current slump.”
