Ask RiotACT: Where should I list my property for sale?

zalkabir 6 June 2016 6 June 2016 5

Ask RiotACT

Hello Guys,

If I want to sell a property in Canberra, where should I list? Allhomes?

Would be great to get your opinions.

Thanks.

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5 Responses to Ask RiotACT: Where should I list my property for sale?

dungfungus 12:29 pm 07 Jun 16

gbates said :

Allhomes dominates this town. Hence it’s not cheap.

The same principal applies to Labor governments.

Rollersk8r 11:17 am 07 Jun 16

Allhomes dominates this town. Hence it’s not cheap.

Leo61 12:53 pm 06 Jun 16

All Homes and also Gumtree.

Alexandra Craig 11:19 am 06 Jun 16

I think AllHomes is the go-to. I never used anything else when I was looking to buy 🙂

steveu 10:52 am 06 Jun 16

yes all homes. pretty sure you can put up a private listing if you want

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