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Australian Real Estate Commission Rates by State

These are the commission ranges we use to calculate the estimated savings shown by our savings calculator. Your estimated saving is based on the difference between the typical commission and the lowest figure of the Estimated State Average, applied to the top of your estimated sale price range.

State / TerritoryLowest Expected Rate
(Highly Competitive Metro)
Highest Expected Rate
(Regional / Remote)
Estimated State AverageOur Negotiated Rate
New South Wales (NSW)1.50%3.50%2.00% - 2.48% Book a Call
Victoria (VIC)1.40%3.50%2.10% - 2.40% Book a Call
Queensland (QLD)2.00%3.75%2.45% - 2.65% Book a Call
Western Australia (WA)1.50%3.80%2.30% - 2.75% Book a Call
South Australia (SA)1.50%3.65%2.30% - 2.90% Book a Call
Tasmania (TAS)1.50%3.50%2.65% - 3.25% Book a Call
Northern Territory (NT)1.50%3.85%2.65% - 3.00% Book a Call
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)1.50%3.50%2.10% - 2.23% Book a Call

This is only an estimate

Real estate sales commission rates across all Australian states and territories are entirely deregulated; no statutory cap or fixed baseline is mandated by government authorities. The figures above represent a comparative analysis of data from over 200 surveyed Australian postcodes. Upper-tier rates reflect low-density regional markets (e.g., Tennant Creek, NT at 3.85% or Carnarvon, WA at 3.80%) where restricted agent competition and lower average property valuations necessitate higher percentage fee structures. Lower-tier rates reflect highly competitive, premium metropolitan areas such as inner-suburban Sydney and Melbourne. Quoted rates standardly exclude the 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST) and independent property marketing expenditures. Actual commission rates and savings will vary based on individual property characteristics, market conditions, and the specific agent selected.

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