Gawler East Real Estate – Local Real Estate Agency in Gawler SA
Sell For 1.5%. No Hidden "Admin or Legal" Fees.
Stop paying 2.5% commission plus all the hidden extras. We cut the waste so you keep the profit.
The "Hidden Fee" Reality Check
To show you the true savings, we've based this comparison on a typical $700,000 Gawler home sale. While franchise agencies often add extra administrative costs on top of high commissions, we keep our overheads low to help you retain more equity.
We Don't Just Cut Costs.
We Protect Your Price.

The "Golden Window"
The first 21 days are critical. Overpricing kills momentum. We use accurate data to generate competition immediately, rather than letting your home sit stale.
See The Strategy →
The "Appraisal Trap"
Is your agent "Buying The Listing" with an inflated price promise? Learn to spot the difference between a real valuation and a sales trick before you sign.
Read The Warning →
You Don't Need a Franchise Logo.
You Need a Strategy.
I started Gawler East Real Estate for one reason: I was tired of watching homeowners lose thousands in needless spending.
Most agencies justify their high commissions with "overhead"—fancy offices, receptionists, and corporate branding. You shouldn't have to pay for that.
My 1.5% model isn't a "discount" service. It's a lean service. I cut the fat, not the marketing. My role is to guide your sale with discipline, transparency, and expert negotiation—ensuring you keep more of your hard-earned equity.

What Gawler Locals Say
"We were blown away by the results! Andrew exceeded our expectations, securing a fantastic sale price in a short timeframe. His guidance was invaluable."
— S & M McDonald
Gawler Vendor
"I saved nearly $8,000 and got better service with Gawler East Real Estate’s low commission approach. The professional photos and premium listings were included – not extras. I couldn’t believe the difference, thanks Andrew."
— P. Smith
Hewett Vendor
"Honest, transparent, and effective. The 1.5% commission is a bonus, but his negotiation skills are what really made the difference."
— P. Murray
Evanston Vendor
- Mobile: 0493 539 067
- Landline: 08 7082 3887
- Email: enquiries@gawlereastrealestate.au
How We Reduce Risk Throughout The Sale
Once a property goes to market, decisions compound quickly. Pricing, presentation, timing, and negotiation all interact — and small missteps can have a disproportionate impact on the final result.
Our role is to reduce uncertainty at every stage of the process by applying discipline, evidence, and clear decision-making from start to finish.
Accurate pricing from the outset
Overpricing can stall momentum. Underpricing can leave value on the table. We focus on evidence-based appraisals that align buyer expectations with current market conditions, helping your property launch with credibility and purpose.
Controlled negotiation, not reactive decisions
Offers, counter-offers, and conditions require clarity under pressure. We manage negotiations deliberately, protecting your position and avoiding emotional concessions that can erode outcomes.
Compliance, timing, and attention to detail
Contracts, disclosures, and timelines are handled with care and consistency. By managing the process closely through to settlement, we reduce legal and financial risk while keeping the sale on track.
If you’re considering selling — whether now or later — an accurate property appraisal is the right place to start.
Request a Free Property Appraisal
This case study documents how pricing discipline, campaign structure, and controlled negotiation influenced the final outcome of a Gawler property sale.
Local Market Insight Across Gawler
As a local real estate agent team based in Gawler, we operate within a 15–20km radius of the town center. We focus on these specific pockets because property markets, buyer demand, and pricing expectations vary significantly from one street to the next.
Select your suburb below to see specific local market notes and how we position property to attract the right buyers in your area:
- Gawler real estate agent & sales services — established homes and heritage character
- Angle Vale real estate property specialist — lifestyle and acreage properties
- Real estate agent services in Hewett — family-focused demand and school-driven buying
- Munno Para property sales & appraisals — entry-level and growth-oriented market
- Licensed real estate agent for Willaston — character homes with rural appeal
- Evanston real estate selling agent — modern estates and investment-friendly demand
Learn more about our step-by-step home selling process, including pricing strategy, preparation, negotiation, and common risks to avoid.

Short, practical guides to common questions — plus suburb market pages for local context.
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✓Real Estate Selling Costs in SAEstimate your total selling costs using our calculators.
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✓How Much Is My House Worth?A practical guide to pricing and local appraisals.
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✓Appraisal vs Online EstimatesWhy agent appraisals differ from automated data.
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✓Can I Change Agents?When it makes sense and how to switch.
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✓Disclosing Offers?What’s allowed and how it affects negotiation.
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📊Market OverviewStructure of the local market and key demand drivers.
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📊Sold Property PricesRecent sales evidence and price movement.
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📊Gawler House Prices 2025Full suburb market update and growth analysis.
Contact Gawler East Real Estate
Gawler East Real Estate is a licensed agency based in Gawler East, South Australia. Use the form below to contact Andrew McKiggan (RLA 248695) for property appraisals and general enquiries across Gawler and surrounding suburbs.

Andrew McKiggan
ABN: 31 564 429 203
1 Lewis Avenue, Gawler East, SA 5118
Gawler East Real Estate is committed to transparency. Verify our details on the official CBS register.
Your Gawler Real Estate Questions Answered

1. Which specific areas do your real estate agents service?
We provide free property appraisals and sales services across Gawler and nearby northern Adelaide suburbs.
Our primary areas include Gawler, Evanston, Hewett, Willaston, Munno Para, and Angle Vale. Our local knowledge allows us to accurately assess property values and buyer demand in your specific street.
2. What’s happening in the Gawler property market right now?
The Gawler region remains a strong seller's market driven by critically low housing supply. In our latest 3-month snapshot, standard family homes reached a median sale price of $775,000.
Over the broader 12-month period, suburbs like Gawler West have seen exceptional growth of up to 45.8%. For a detailed breakdown of current buyer behavior and recent sales, read our Gawler Real Estate Market Update or view our Complete 2025 Suburb Market Update.
3. How do I choose the best real estate agent in Gawler?
Choosing the right real estate agent in Gawler comes down to finding a professional with deep local market knowledge, proven negotiation skills, and a transparent fee structure.
You want an agent who handles your campaign personally from start to finish. For a detailed breakdown of what to look for and the red flags to avoid, read our comprehensive guide on How to Choose the Best Real Estate Agent in Gawler.
At Gawler East Real Estate, you deal directly with the business owner—benefiting from over 25 years of commercial negotiation experience without being passed off to junior assistants.
4. What does it cost to hire a real estate agent in Gawler?
While there is no legislated standard, traditional franchise real estate agents in South Australia typically charge between 1.5% and 3.0% in commission, with the market average sitting around 2.0%.
At Gawler East Real Estate, we operate on a highly competitive 1.5% commission structure. Our clients typically save around $9,000 compared to traditional agents because we cut the bloated corporate franchise overheads, not the marketing quality. See exactly how much you keep in your pocket with our Low Commission Savings Guide.
5. Are marketing and Form 1 costs included in the agent's commission?
No, marketing costs and the Form 1 are separate from the agent's commission fee.
However, to streamline the process for you, I personally prepare the Form 1 and extract the necessary council searches for the buyer. Please note, you will still require a registered conveyancer to complete the final legal settlement of the property.
6. Should I sell my house by auction or private treaty in Gawler?
While auctions get a lot of media attention, our local data shows that 72% of standard residential sales in the Gawler region are currently achieved via private negotiation.
Private treaty is often safer for standard family homes in suburbs like Willaston and Evanston, as it gives sellers more control and allows buyers to bid with confidence. To understand which method is right for your property, read our guide on Auction vs Private Treaty in Gawler.
7. How much is my house worth in Gawler?
A home’s value in Gawler is driven by recent comparable sales, current buyer competition, and your property’s presentation.
Online valuation tools cannot account for street-by-street differences, which is why two similar homes in suburbs like Evanston, Willaston, or Hewett can sell for very different prices. We use an Evidence-Based Pricing Framework to give you a highly accurate, on-the-ground appraisal based on what local buyers are actually paying today.
For a detailed breakdown of how local values are assessed, read our guide on How Much Is My House Worth in Gawler?
8. What is the difference between a property appraisal and a valuation?
A property appraisal is an estimate of market value provided by a local real estate agent to help set a competitive selling price and marketing strategy.
A valuation is a formal, legally binding report completed by a licensed valuer, typically required by a bank for mortgage approvals, taxation, or family law matters. For a clear side-by-side breakdown, read our guide on Understanding Property Appraisals Versus Valuations.
9. How can I increase my property’s value before selling?
In suburbs across Gawler, Evanston, and Munno Para, buyers respond strongly to clean presentation and neutral styling.
Small changes like fresh paint, decluttering, minor repairs, and improved street appeal often deliver a far better return on investment than expensive, major renovations.
