National Property Buyers - Victoria

02/06/2026

We are assisting our client with the sale of his commercial property.

Occupying a whole top floor office with CBD views it is positioned within one of Melbourne’s most iconic hospitality and education precincts. The property provides immediate access to Melbourne University, the CBD and major arterial road networks.

You can reach out to Nelson Alexander with any enquiries.

Nelson Alexander Commercial are delighted to offer For Sale this exceptional whole-floor office opportunity positioned in the heart of Carlton’s tightly held Lygon Street precinct. Occupying the entire top floor and enjoying sweeping CBD skyline views, this light-filled commercial space ...

02/06/2026

Our clients loved using our dual service and the convenience of having one company to manage the sale and purchase of their home.

Friends, who were past clients of ours referred this family to us after they had been struggling on their own. Using our Buyer Advocacy service we found and secured them a 4 bedroom home in Croydon on 1200 sqm for $1,350,000.

We then got to work as their Vendor Advocates and helped prepared their Ringwood East property for sale. After reviewing the local agents, and with the tick of approval from our clients we engaged Fletches as our selling partners.

The campaign attracted excellent numbers so much so that we had to adjust the price guide from $650-700k to $680-740k. On auction day 3 bidders competed for the property pushing the price further north still until it sold under the hammer, above reserve for $753,000.

A great outcome for our clients who are looking forward to moving into their new home.

01/06/2026

Our weekly property newsletter is out. Melbourne’s property market remained relatively balanced over the past week, although buyer sentiment continues to be cautious as the market continues to digest the recent Federal Budget changes and broader economic uncertainty.

Melbourne’s property market remained relatively balanced over the past week, although buyer sentiment continues to be cautious as the market continues to digest the recent Federal Budget changes and broader economic uncertainty.

28/05/2026

The REIV released its May Bulletin for April’s results, and there was a noticeable drop in auction numbers, falling from 3,888 in March to 1,836 in April.
While some may point to the Federal Budget announcement as a reason buyers paused, it’s more likely the timing of school holidays, Easter and ANZAC Day all landing in the same month played the bigger role.
Despite fewer auctions, buyers were still active with 10,303 residential transactions recorded across the month.
Days on market also increased slightly to 41 days, mainly due to metro properties taking a little longer to sell.
It’ll be interesting to see what May’s figures reveal once released. Will investors hold back while the market adjusts to the proposed changes?
From our side, May has already been busy with a real mix of buyers including home buyers, first home buyers, investors and commercial purchasers. We even helped one investor exchange contracts on the day of the Federal Budget announcement, allowing the property to still qualify for negative gearing under the current rules.

26/05/2026

Nothing means more than returning clients. Except when they refer their children to us too 💫

We helped their child a first home buyer with a conservative budget find and secure a 2 bedroom villa unit with a large yard and value add opportunities through a cosmetic update.

Everyone was rapt with the final outcome and how easy their Buyer Agent, Rob Di Vita made the process.

📍 Clayton South
🏡 $600,000
🛏 2 🚿 1 🚗 2

25/05/2026

Melbourne in a minute.

As the dust begins to settle after the Federal Budget announcements, Melbourne’s property market appears to be moving into a ‘cautious’ phase, particularly as investors are taking a more measured assessment of their plans going forward.

The proposed changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax have attracted significant criticism and may prompt some investors to put their plans on hold, however demand from home buyers remains solid and buyer confidence is expected to gradually improve. Well located and well presented properties continue to attract strong interest, although we have noticed that purchasers are more selective and taking a more measured approach to their decision making.

Over 900 properties changed ownership over the last week, highlighting activity across the metropolitan area remains consistent. A total of 596 auction results have been reported to the REIV so far this week, delivering a preliminary clearance rate of 71%, with 423 properties selling and 173 properties passing in. A further 497 properties sold via private sale.

In the short term, investor demand is likely to remain subdued as buyers reassess their strategies and lending conditions adjust to the new policy landscape. However, Melbourne will continue to benefit from strong longer term fundamentals and these underlying fundamentals will help the market absorb any short term disruption. While the pace of growth may moderate, quality homes in desirable locations continue to attract strong owner-occupier demand, suggesting the medium to long term outlook for the Melbourne property market remains positive.

📸A staff member took her family to see the spectacular immersive light and sound show with 360° projections inspired by Vivaldi’s masterpiece “The Four Seasons” at the Immigration Museum

25/05/2026

This weeks property newsletter is out.

As the dust begins to settle after the Federal Budget announcements, Melbourne’s property market appears to be moving into a ‘cautious’ phase, particularly as investors are taking a more measured assessment of their plans going forward.

As the dust begins to settle after the Federal Budget announcements, Melbourne’s property market appears to be moving into a ‘cautious’ phase, particularly as investors are taking a more measured assessment of their plans going forward.

22/05/2026

Our Buyer Agent, Rob Di Vita was at a boardroom auction for a commercial premium healthcare asset located in Glen Waverley. Up against 5 other bidders the property eventually sold for $6.54 million.

And whilst he continues to search for the right investment property his client we are pretty chuffed he made it into this video. We think he made it five times, see if you can spot him. We helped you twice!

21/05/2026

Another 5 Star Google Review gratefully received. And this one for our assess and negotiate service for those that have found the property and want unbiased but expert guidance and negotation. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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Full Review

Really grateful to have worked with Antony in purchasing my first home using the Assess & Negotiate service.

With just over 1 week before auction, Antony seamlessly performed a private inspection, prepared a property price analysis, coordinated contract review, and helped organise a building inspection. His expertise, professionalism, and support made me certain that I was in good hands and was incredibly reassuring leading up to auction.

With his experienced negotiation skills and relationship management with the agent, we were able to secure the property a few days after the auction passed in.

Couldn’t have done it without Antony - thank you!

19/05/2026

Does your investment strategy rely on buying a block for subdivision and the creation of new builds? If so buying the right block is everything when it comes to subdivision. Get this part wrong, and no amount of clever planning will save the deal.