FAQ

A buyer’s agent, also known as a buyer’s advocate, is a dedicated professional who excels in searching for, assessing, and evaluating properties on behalf of buyers. Their expertise extends to negotiating purchase terms or participating in auction bidding, ensuring your interests are represented throughout the process.

When you enlist the services of our buyers’ agents, you gain the advantage of their specialised knowledge and experience in the property market. They undertake the time-consuming tasks of property search, conducting thorough evaluations, so you don’t have to. 

Moreover, a buyer’s agent acts as your representative during negotiations or auction bidding. They possess excellent negotiation skills and a deep understanding of the Newcastle market, enabling them to secure favourable terms and achieve the best possible outcome on your behalf. With a buyer’s agent, you can navigate the property-buying process with confidence and peace of mind.

A Project Manager is crucial for a successful commercial fit-out due to the complexity of balancing design and delivery. Without proper management, you may encounter challenges such as inefficiency, lack of accountability, extended timelines, and exceeding your budget.

Commercial fit-outs typically involve multiple contractors and teams working simultaneously. A Project Manager takes charge of leading and coordinating these diverse stakeholders. They act as a central point of contact, ensuring effective communication and collaboration throughout the project.

By having a Project Manager, you benefit from their expertise in project planning, scheduling, and budget management. They oversee the project’s progress, allocate resources efficiently, and proactively address any potential risks or issues that may arise.

No, Eastview Advisory does not receive commissions from third parties. We adhere to a strict policy that prohibits conflicts of interest. Our firm operates on a client-centric model, which means we are compensated solely by our clients. This approach ensures that our advice and recommendations align with your best interests, guaranteeing complete transparency and unbiased guidance throughout our engagement.

The main difference between a Buyer’s Agent and a Real Estate Agent lies in their respective roles and the parties they represent.

A Buyer’s Agent, also known as a Buyer’s Advocate, exclusively represents the interests of property buyers. They work diligently to find properties that align with the buyer’s specific requirements and negotiate the best possible terms on their behalf. Buyer’s Agents are focused on serving the buyer’s best interests, providing unbiased advice and guidance throughout the purchasing process.

On the other hand, a Real Estate Agent, sometimes referred to as a Seller’s Agent or Listing Agent, represents the interests of the property seller. Their primary responsibility is to market and sell properties for the best possible price on behalf of the seller. Real Estate Agents may assist buyers, but their allegiance is ultimately to the seller.