Selling your property in St Kilda can be a stressful and emotional process if it is not managed correctly.
A well-balanced selling campaign is the key to achieving your selling goals.
If any one of the four parts of a selling campaign does not perform, it can be near impossible to achieve your goal.
Our vendor advocates will map out your selling objectives, and will tailor a selling campaign that will give you the best possible results.
The St Kilda property market can be difficult to manage on your own. A vendor advocate on your side will maximise what you can achieve with your biggest asset, helping you to move on to the next stage of your life.
The Aboriginal name for the locality was Euro Goroke, referring to a local stone used to sharpen weapons.
Initially called Fareham in 1842, the locality was officially named St Kilda by Lieutenant Governor Charles La Trobe after the small vessel Lady of St Kilda, which in turn was named after an island off Scotland.
St Kilda is located in the south east of Melbourne, approximately 6 km south-east of Melbourne’s CBD. Its local government area is the City of Port Phillip.
St Kilda had a population of 17,795 (2011 Census).
St Kilda is an inner southern suburb of Melbourne, located on a sandy stretch of Port Phillip between Albert Park and Elwood. Originally a seaside resort in Melbourne’s early years due to its close proximity to the city centre, St Kilda has developed into a trendy and cosmopolitan suburb. St Kilda is famous for its food, entertainment and nightlife.
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