Home owners often judge an agency by its website before they ask for an appraisal. The 16 Australian websites below show their listings, people and local knowledge clearly and make the next step easy. They’re agency websites, not property portals such as realestate.com.au or Domain, apart from one land estate website that we built and have clearly marked.
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How We Select the 16 Best Real Estate Agency Websites in Australia
We looked at each website for how it presents listings and results, the people behind the agency, local market information, appraisal and property management enquiry paths and how well it works on a phone. The order is our own judgement, not a measured ranking, and we haven’t measured speed or enquiries for any site. We checked every link in November 2026.
DIGITALON is a web design agency, so we’re biased. The website marked “Disclosure: DIGITALON built this website” is ours, and we’ve placed it near the top. We checked in November 2026 that it still loads and works on a phone. The other 15 are independent examples we found, and we have no connection to them.
16 Best Real Estate Agency Websites in Australia
West Side Maleny
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About the Business: West Side Maleny is the website for a new residential subdivision in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, offering just 15 premium lots. It is a land estate website rather than an agency website, so it shows how a property site can present lots, location and a gallery.
Web Design Highlights: A full-screen render of the estate’s street sits behind the headline, Exclusive Opportunity at West Side Maleny, with two buttons, Location and Why West Side Maleny, and a Call button with the sales number in the header. The menu is short (Home, Lots, Gallery, Contact), so a buyer can go straight to the lots. On a phone the header collapses to a menu and a Call button and the headline stays easy to read.
Website link: https://westsidemaleny.au/
BresicWhitney
About the Business: BresicWhitney is a Sydney property group that handles home sales and leasing and offers property appraisals.
Web Design Highlights: The header is limited to Buy, Lease, Appraise and Journal plus a menu icon, so the appraisal path is one click from any page. A search bar with a For Sale selector, a suburb or address field and a filter button sits directly under the wordmark, above a large photograph. On a phone the same search bar stays near the top of a single column.
Website link: https://bresicwhitney.com.au/
Opening Doors Buyers Agent
About the Business: Opening Doors is a buyers agent in Byron Bay and the Northern Rivers region. The site says it represents buyers exclusively.
Web Design Highlights: The headline names the service and the area, and a beach photograph sits beside a short explanation of the buyers agent role. The main action is a free Property Roadmap session, with Call Us and Email buttons directly beneath it and a Let’s Talk button kept in the header. The menu is short: Home, About Us, How We Help and Explore the Area.
Website link: https://openingdoorsbuyersagent.com.au/
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Nelson Alexander
About the Business: Nelson Alexander is a Melbourne agency covering residential sales, property management and rentals, and commercial sales and leasing across its offices.
Web Design Highlights: A search bar with a Buy selector for address, neighbourhood, agent or office sits in the hero, with a Get an Appraisal link and a client Login in the header. Neighbourhood guides, a suburb report tile and a sold and leased section sit lower on the page, and a latest news panel runs down the side of the hero. A slim announcement bar at the top promotes a seasonal campaign without covering the page.
Website link: https://www.nelsonalexander.com.au/
Abercrombys
About the Business: Abercrombys is a real estate agency based in Melbourne with an office in Hobart, offering sales, leasing and appraisals.
Web Design Highlights: The header puts Buy, Sell, Lease and About on the left and a Spring Report link and a Request an Appraisal link on the right, with the wordmark centred. A search field for address, suburb, postcode or agent with a Filters button sits over a full-width film. A market report and an email sign-up for market updates are also on the page.
Website link: https://www.abercrombys.com.au/
Alex Scott & Staff
About the Business: Alex Scott & Staff is a Gippsland livestock and real estate agency covering sales, rentals, rural property and holiday property. The homepage marks 140 years from 1886 to 2026.
Web Design Highlights: A red header bar keeps a Free No Obligation Appraisal button beside Sell, Buy, Rent, Rural and Holiday links. The hero carries a search with buy or rent, property type and suburb or address fields, a Gippsland weather panel and a Sell Your Property With Us button. Rural property sits in the same menu as town homes, which suits an agency that works across both.
Website link: https://alexscott.com.au/
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Place
About the Business: Place is a Brisbane real estate agency with several offices that sells, rents and manages property across Brisbane and South East Queensland.
Web Design Highlights: The hero headline names the city and leads straight into a search with a Buy, Rent or Sell selector and a suburb, postcode or property ID field. The header has dropdowns for Buy, Rent, Sell and Manage, an Offices link and a Call Place menu. Below the hero, separate Rent your Place and Sell your Place panels speak to landlords and sellers, and a chat button sits in the corner.
Website link: https://www.eplace.com.au/
Kollosche
About the Business: Kollosche is a Gold Coast real estate agency covering luxury residential sales, commercial property, new projects and leasing.
Web Design Highlights: A full-screen photograph carries a property search by suburb with price, bedroom, bathroom and car filters, and Residential, Commercial and Projects tabs let visitors choose a track first. The menu is short (Buy, Projects, Lease, Sold, About) with a search icon. A small Gold Coast weather reading adds a local touch, and on a phone the search and filters stay at the top.
Website link: https://www.kollosche.com.au/
Twomey Schriber Property Group
About the Business: Twomey Schriber Property Group is a Cairns agency covering sales, property management, buying and rentals in Cairns and Northern Queensland. It describes itself as an independent agency.
Web Design Highlights: Sell, Manage, Buy and Rent tabs sit over the hero video, with an address field and a Free Estimate button for owners. The menu is split around the logo into Sell, Buy, Manage and Rent on one side and Our People, Insights, About and Contact on the other. On a phone the address field and a full-width Get Estimate button come first.
Website link: https://www.tspropertygroup.com.au/
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Coastal Noosa
About the Business: Coastal Noosa is a real estate agency in Noosa that lists homes for sale and takes appraisal bookings.
Web Design Highlights: The first screen has one job: a large field to type a property address with a Book Appraisal button, over aerial footage of the coast. The menu is six items (For Sale, Sold, Appraisal, Media, About Us, Contact) under a clean serif wordmark. On a phone the address field and button sit in the middle of the screen with nothing else competing.
Website link: https://www.coastalnoosa.com.au/
TOOP+TOOP Real Estate
About the Business: TOOP+TOOP is a South Australian agency covering residential sales, rentals, property management and rural property.
Web Design Highlights: The black header gives each audience an entry: Buy, Sell, Rent, Property Management, Rural and About Us, with Log In and search. A single search field for address, suburb or agent sits in the hero beside a Now Open notice for the Stirling office. The headline describes the agency as proudly South Australian.
Website link: https://toop.com.au/
Boutique Realty Perth
About the Business: Boutique Realty Perth is a Perth agency that sells, manages and appraises homes, with Floreat and Hillarys named in its page title. It describes itself as a boutique agency.
Web Design Highlights: A Request an Appraisal button and a phone number stay in the header, and the hero repeats the appraisal action beside a View Our Listings button. The menu covers Buy, Sell, Rent, Projects, About Us and Contact. On a phone a fixed bar along the bottom offers Call and Request Appraisal at all times.
Website link: https://www.boutiquerealtyperth.com.au/
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Peterswald
About the Business: Peterswald is a Hobart real estate agency for southern Tasmania that handles sales and leasing.
Web Design Highlights: Request an Appraisal sits in the main menu beside Buy, Sell, Sold, Leasing and Our Agency, and the hero search switches between Buy and Lease. Owner and tenant sign-in links, a tenant application and a newsletter sign-up are on the page. A black-and-white house photograph keeps the navy header and search easy to read.
Website link: https://peterswald.com.au/
Block Real Estate
About the Business: Block Real Estate is a Canberra agency covering sales and rentals. It describes itself as a Canberra property specialist.
Web Design Highlights: A Free Appraisal button sits right under the headline over a full-width photograph, and the menu is limited to Home, Rentals, Sales, Insights and Property Listings. The one button keeps the next step obvious, and the same hero holds on a phone.
Website link: https://www.blockrealestate.com.au/
National Retail Group (NRG)
About the Business: National Retail Group is a Melbourne commercial property agency whose page title names medical and retail property. It handles commercial sales and leasing.
Web Design Highlights: A full-screen photograph of the Melbourne skyline fills the first screen, with a short menu (Portfolio, About, News, Contact), a search icon and a Call button showing a 1800 number. With so little above the fold, the phone number is the obvious action. On a phone the menu collapses to an icon and the skyline still fills the screen.
Website link: https://www.nrgproperty.com.au/
Territory Real Estate
About the Business: Territory Real Estate is a Darwin agency for sales and property management. The homepage calls it Darwin’s local, independent real estate agency.
Web Design Highlights: A strip at the top of the page shows opening hours, the office location, an email address and a phone number before any scrolling. The headline sits over a tropical house photograph with two buttons, Browse properties and Free appraisals. On a phone a Call us button stays in the top bar.
Website link: https://www.territoryrealestate.com.au/
What a smaller agency can borrow from these websites
You don’t need a big budget for any of this. The descriptions above point to five habits that cost little:
- Lead with search. BresicWhitney, Nelson Alexander, Place and Kollosche put a property search on the first screen, so a buyer can start straight away. If you list property, make that field the first thing people see.
- Make the appraisal path obvious. Coastal Noosa’s first screen is an address field and a Book Appraisal button. Boutique Realty Perth keeps Request an Appraisal and a phone number in the header, and Block Real Estate puts one Free Appraisal button under its headline.
- Speak to each audience. Place has separate panels for landlords and sellers, Twomey Schriber splits its menu into Sell, Buy, Manage and Rent, and Kollosche offers Residential, Commercial and Projects tabs. Each visitor can pick a path in one click.
- Show your local knowledge. Nelson Alexander has neighbourhood guides, a suburb report and a sold and leased section, Abercrombys links a market report, and Opening Doors names its region and has an Explore the Area page.
- Put your contact details where people look. Territory Real Estate shows opening hours, its address, an email and a phone number in a strip at the top of the page, and Boutique Realty Perth keeps a fixed Call and Request Appraisal bar on phones.
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