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Selling your home in Hobart

Capital character at the foot of kunanyi.

What buyers are looking for in Hobart

Hobart, Tasmania's capital, offers a unique blend of colonial charm and modern innovation. Historic cottages sit against the dramatic backdrop of kunanyi/Mount Wellington and the River Derwent, creating a picturesque setting. The city is a hub for arts, culture, and culinary experiences, with a thriving food and wine scene that draws on world-class local produce. From sprawling street markets to renowned galleries like MONA, Hobart provides diverse attractions and a vibrant community spirit. The city has evolved into a destination known for its forward-thinking approach, while still retaining its rich historical character. Hobart's unique atmosphere, combining natural beauty with a dynamic urban environment, positions it as a desirable place to live and visit, offering a lifestyle that balances relaxation with cultural richness.

Our job is to work out which of those buyers is going to pay the most for your home, and then build the campaign around them — the photography, the copy, the price guide and the method of sale. Read the full Hobart suburb guide for lifestyle, schools and market detail.

Hobart market snapshot

Median price
$780k
12-month growth
5.1%
Average days on market
31 days
Rental yield
4.3%

How we sell in Hobart

  1. A private appraisal at your place, with recent comparable sales you can see for yourself.
  2. A recommended method of sale and a realistic price expectation — no inflated number to win the listing.
  3. Professional photography, floor plan and copy, plus listings on realestate.com.au and Domain.
  4. Inspections run by the agent you hired, with honest feedback after each one.
  5. Negotiation and settlement handled end to end by the same two people.

Before you list

Small things move the price: a tidy entry, working lights, a clean outlook from the main living space, and a realistic read of what needs fixing versus what buyers will happily change themselves. We will tell you where the money is worth spending and where it is not.