Buyers agent Queanbeyan

Queanbeyan buyers agent for property investors

5.0 from 148 Google reviews

A buyers agent in Queanbeyan is a licensed agent who acts only for the buyer, never the seller. Citadel Agency is a buyers agency based in Preston, Victoria, that helps investors buy in Queanbeyan and across Australia, with suburb research, on and off market sourcing, due diligence and negotiation through to settlement.

Licence 092247L$165M+ in deals transacted
21.9% average growth on client results5.3% average gross rental yield88% bought off or pre market$165M+ in deals transacted
The role

What does a buyers agent in Queanbeyan do?

Consumer Affairs Victoria describes a buyer’s agent as a licensed estate agent who, for a fee, acts for a buyer instead of a seller. A selling agent works for the vendor. We work only for you: we find and shortlist properties, look at ones that are never advertised, check each one, and negotiate or bid at auction for you.

Citadel Agency was founded by Omar De Guise and Jadd Chahal. Every purchase is backed by our own suburb research, so your Queanbeyan decision is made on evidence, not on a sales pitch.

Source: Consumer Affairs Victoria. Check any agent on the public register.

Five questions to ask any buyers agent
  1. Are you licensed, and what is your licence number?
  2. Do you ever act for sellers?
  3. Do you receive rebates or commissions from anyone other than me?
  4. What happens if we do not find a property?
  5. Can I read the buyer’s agency authority before I commit?
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Where is Queanbeyan?

Queanbeyan covers the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional council area. The orange outline on the map shows the boundary.

COUNCIL AREA

Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional

LAND AREA

5,319 km²

Boundary: Australian Bureau of Statistics, ASGS 2021 (CC BY 4.0). Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Queanbeyan property market

What investors should know about Queanbeyan

Key facts: Queanbeyan for property investors

Population67.6K people in the Queanbeyan-Palerang council area in June 2025 (grew 1.5% (1,024 people) that year, ABS)
Projection79.2K projected for 2041 (2024 NSW Population Projections (Common Planning Assumptions))
More residents than in June 20214,229 (ABS estimates of 63,404 in June 2021 and 67,633 in June 2025)
Major projectsGoogong High School (2027); Bungendore High School permanent campus (2027); New Googong primary school (2028)
GovernmentNSW is led by Premier Chris Minns (Labor).
Latest rule changesRent increases once a year (31 Oct 2024); No more no-grounds evictions (19 May 2025); Bonds, payments and pets (2026)
Citadel purchases hereNone published yet. See our results across Australia

How fast is Queanbeyan’s population growing?

67.6Kpeople in the Queanbeyan-Palerang council area in June 2025grew 1.5% (1,024 people) that year, ABS
79.2Kprojected for 20412024 NSW Population Projections (Common Planning Assumptions)
4,229more residents than in June 2021ABS estimates of 63,404 in June 2021 and 67,633 in June 2025

What infrastructure is being built in Queanbeyan?

  • 2027
    Googong High SchoolA new high school in Googong, master planned for up to 2,000 students with room for 700 at first. Construction began in September 2025 and it is on track to open on Day 1, Term 1, 2027.
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  • 2027
    Bungendore High School permanent campusA permanent campus on Birchfield Drive with 26 classrooms and 3 support classrooms. Construction began on 3 September 2025 and it is set to open on Day 1, Term 1, 2027.
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  • 2028
    New Googong primary schoolA new public primary school for 650 students with a public early learning service on the same site as Googong High School. Designs were revealed in July 2026 and it is scheduled to open on Day 1, Term 1, 2028.
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  • Planning
    Yass Road, Bungendore Road and Ellerton Drive intersectionTransport for NSW plans to replace the Queanbeyan East roundabout with traffic signals, with $33.7 million committed to planning and $31.8 million listed in the 2026-27 NSW Budget for the upgrade. No construction start has been set, and works are expected to take 18 months to two years.
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What has the NSW Government changed for property investors?

NSW is led by Premier Chris Minns (Labor). These are the changes that matter most to investors.

  • Rent increases once a yearRent can rise only once every 12 months on all lease types, and fees at the start of a tenancy are banned.
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  • No more no-grounds evictionsLandlords need a valid reason, with documents for some reasons, to end a lease, and must give longer notice at the end of a fixed term.
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  • Bonds, payments and petsCentrepay must be offered from 2 March, optional Smart Rental Bonds started on 10 August, and from 2 October tenants who ask for consent within 7 days of moving in can keep a pet while the landlord considers it.
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  • Transport Oriented Development programBuildings up to 22 metres are allowed within 400 metres of 37 station precincts, with 2% affordable housing on larger sites. State controls now apply in 25 precincts, and councils have their own schemes in the other 12.
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  • Low and Mid-Rise Housing PolicyTerraces, townhouses and residential flat buildings are allowed within 800 m of 171 town centres and stations, aiming for 112,000 homes in five years.
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  • Land tax and foreign surchargesGeneral land tax is $100 plus 1.6% of value between $1,075,000 and $6,571,000, and foreign buyers pay 9% surcharge duty and 5% surcharge land tax.
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What this means for you

Queanbeyan-Palerang sits on the ACT border, so Canberra jobs drive much of its housing demand, with new estates and schools at Googong and Bungendore. Rules and taxes differ across the border, so we weigh those, new estate supply and holding costs before recommending any Queanbeyan suburb.

Population: ABS, Regional population 2024-25 (released 31 March 2026), NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, 2024 NSW Population Projections (November 2024). Projections are government projections, not forecasts by Citadel Agency.

Our results

Recent purchases for our clients

Values from comparative market analyses (CMA). Suburb only, no client details. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

How we buy

How we buy your Queanbeyan investment property

  1. 1

    Strategy call

    Your goals, budget and borrowing.You get: A clear brief
  2. 2

    Investment brief

    Growth, yield and risk settings.You get: Your Game Plan
  3. 3

    Area research

    Suburbs scored on our data.You get: A shortlist
  4. 4

    Sourcing

    On, off and pre market.You get: The right property
  5. 5

    Due diligence and negotiation

    Comparables, checks and price.You get: A safe deal
  6. 6

    Settlement and beyond

    Tenant, manager and reviews.You get: A performing asset
I have purchased multiple properties over the years however was stuck for over 6months trying to get into the Melbourne and Tassie market. I reached out to the team and in a few weeks they secured me 2 great properties. I will use Citadel for all future purchases going forward. 10/10
James2 April 2026 · Google review
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FAQ

Queanbeyan buyers agent questions, answered

What does a buyers agent in Queanbeyan do?

A buyers agent in Queanbeyan acts only for the purchaser. We set your brief, research suburbs on growth, rental demand, supply and risk, find on market and off market property, check each one, and negotiate or bid for you through to settlement.

Do you buy investment properties in Queanbeyan?

Yes, when Queanbeyan suits a client's strategy and budget. We research suburbs across Australia and only recommend Queanbeyan when the numbers work for you. Our recent purchases are listed by suburb on our results page.

Do I need to live in Queanbeyan to buy there?

No. Most of our clients buy interstate. We research, arrange inspections through local partners, negotiate and manage the purchase to settlement, and keep you updated at every step.

What is the population of Queanbeyan-Palerang?

The Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council area had 67,633 residents at 30 June 2025, up 1.5% or 1,024 people in a year (ABS, released March 2026). It covers Queanbeyan, Googong, Jerrabomberra, Bungendore and Braidwood.

How much is Queanbeyan-Palerang projected to grow?

The NSW Government's 2024 Population Projections (November 2024) put the council area at 79,208 people by 2041, up 15,804 from 2021, or about 1.1% a year.

What new schools are being built around Queanbeyan?

Googong High School and the permanent Bungendore High School have been under construction since September 2025 and are due to open on Day 1, Term 1, 2027 (NSW Department of Education). A new Googong primary school for 650 students is scheduled to open in 2028 (School Infrastructure NSW, July 2026).

How much is stamp duty in New South Wales?

It depends on the price, the type of property, whether you will live in it or rent it out, whether you are a first home buyer and whether you are a foreign buyer. Our free stamp duty calculator uses the published New South Wales rates, and your conveyancer will confirm the final amount.

How do I get started?

Book a free 30 minute strategy call. We look at your budget, borrowing and goals, and tell you honestly whether Queanbeyan fits your plan.

Areas we serve

Buyers agents Australia wide

We research suburbs across Australia to find the right location for each client's plan.