Real estate agent · Hurlstone Park
Best real estate agent in Hurlstone Park
Hurlstone Park seldom makes the property pages, and most of the people who live there seem content with that. Its blocks are larger than most in the Inner West, owners tend to hold for a long time, and a good house coming up for sale is often the only one on the market that month.
Ramon Raneal sells homes in Hurlstone Park for The Agency. Many of his buyers here began their search in Marrickville or Dulwich Hill and came one suburb further for the extra land.
Selling in Hurlstone Park
Who's buying
Mostly families and couples who started looking in Marrickville or Dulwich Hill and moved across for a bigger block and a quieter street.
What they pay for
Land and light first. Federation and interwar houses on generous blocks are the prize, with walk-up units the usual way in for first-home buyers.
What moves price
Scarcity. Because so few owners sell, a well-presented house on a good block can attract more competition than the suburb's profile would suggest. Buyers are also watching the Bankstown line's conversion to Sydney Metro.
How Ramon sells it
He prices from comparable sales, draws buyers from his Marrickville, Dulwich Hill and Petersham campaigns, and handles the negotiation himself from first call to exchange.
Results
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$680,000
12/118-122 Canterbury Road, Hurlstone Park
Two-bedroom apartment.
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$3.5M
Next door in Dulwich Hill
30 Barnsbury Grove, a whole block sold in one line.
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$4.5M
Nearby in Petersham
The off-market sale of 11 Croydon Street, one of the highest residential sales Petersham has seen.
Read the sale story →
In their words
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★★★★★
Ramon has worked tirelessly to sell my house at a time when the market was plummeting. His commitment and persistence paid off and the house was able to sell. He was consistently available and reliable, sending regular written updates. I was greatly relieved that Ramon was able to negotiate a solid price for us.
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★★★★★
Working with Ramon to sell my family home was a seamless experience from start to finish. His market knowledge, precise pricing strategy, and marketing plan all contributed to achieving the best price when we sold. Communication was ongoing and professional — I was updated every step of the way and never felt in the dark.
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★★★★★
We had a really great experience with Ramon when purchasing our new home. From the very beginning he was genuine, approachable, and incredibly easy to deal with. Communication was easy and he was consistently responsive, which made the whole process feel straightforward.
Questions sellers ask
How much is my Hurlstone Park home worth?
Land size, the street, the condition of the home and how many comparable homes are on the market at the same time all matter. Ramon will give you a price range built from comparable Hurlstone Park and surrounding sales.
Is now a good time to sell in Hurlstone Park?
With few owners selling at any one time, a well-prepared home often has less competition than it would in Marrickville or Dulwich Hill. The timing call depends on your plans and what is listed nearby.
Will the metro change prices in Hurlstone Park?
Large transport upgrades have historically supported values in Sydney. Hurlstone Park station is on the Bankstown line, which is being converted to Sydney Metro, and buyers are already factoring it in.
Further reading
- Hurlstone Park property market: 2026 to 2030
- Is Hurlstone Park a good suburb to live in?
- Dulwich Hill vs Hurlstone Park
- All sold properties →
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