Real estate agents for commercial property sales in Auckland page 3 of 4
95 of 326 real estate agents in Auckland list commercial property sales among their services, from public business listings checked on 3 November 2026. Real estate agents doing restricted work in New Zealand must hold a current REA licence or be supervised by someone who does. For typical prices, see the real estate agent price guide.
Showing 61–90 of 95Sorted by: verified first, then most reviewed
Real estate agents for commercial property sales in Auckland: listings 61 to 90
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Mars Realty
Listed -
- Since 1997
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- Since 2002
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- Since 2005
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Berryman Real Estate
Listed- Since 1951
- Publishes prices
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- Since 1923
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- Since 1923
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Que Property Management
Listed- Since 1998
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LJ Hooker Drury
Listed -
Sunrise Realty Limited
Listed -
- Since 1923
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RE/MAX Revolution
Listed- Since 2018
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- Since 1923
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RE/MAX New Zealand
Listed -
Franklin Real Estate
Listed -
CBRE Auckland
Listed- Since 2014
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CBRE South Auckland
Listed- Since 2014
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- Since 1923
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Waiheke Real Estate
Listed- 20 years
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NZ Property Real Estate
Listed- Publishes prices
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RentalHomes
Listed- Since 2018
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- Since 1923
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Bayleys Coatesville
Listed- Since 1973
How to choose a real estate agent in Auckland
Anyone who sells property for a client in New Zealand must be licensed by the Real Estate Authority under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008. Before you sign, the agent must give you a written appraisal supported by sales of similar properties, explain in writing how your home will be marketed and what that will cost, and give you the New Zealand Residential Property Agency Agreement Guide. You can check any agent, and any upheld complaints against them, on the REA public register. Check the REA register.
- Check the agent on the REA public register, including any upheld complaints.
- Get written appraisals from at least two agents and ask which recent sales support each one. A high appraisal is not a promise.
- Get the commission in writing with a worked example at your expected price, including any admin fee and GST.
- Ask for the marketing plan and cost, and when you pay it. Sellers often pay for advertising before marketing starts, even if the home does not sell.
- Read the agency agreement for its end date and how to cancel, ask about the risk of paying two commissions, and get legal advice before you sign.
Get at least two written quotes for the same job, and read recent Google reviews rather than relying on the star rating alone. A listing here is not a recommendation: “Listed” businesses have not yet been checked by LocalsBest.