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Experienced agent & auctioneer within the Canberra & region property markets. Always happy to help.

With almost a decade of real estate experience under his belt, seasoned sales agent and auctioneer Jeremy Grobben is passionate about nurturing relationships with clients and ensuring their journey is as enjoyable as the result. His areas of experience include residential sales, rural property, land sales, and off-the-plan apartment sales, thanks to adaptability and versatility honed through 19 years in hospitality and running his own business. Throughout his career, Jeremy has worked at some of Canberra’s leading real estate agencies; until recently, Jeremy held two suburb sales records (Macgregor and Kaleen). A skilled auctioneer, he competed at the Real Estate Industry of Australia auction competition; at The Property Collective, he will serve as real estate agent and auctioneer. When he’s not on site or meeting clients, Jeremy loves bushwalking, cooking, reading about stoic philosophy, baking, playing board games with his children, and restoring his old Volvo. A self-described home handyman, he enjoys taking care of odd jobs around the house. He also has a passion for karaoke, which is another way he likes to spend his free time.

28/10/2026

You might know the suburb, but do you know the story behind its streets?

Canberra has had an official street-naming policy since 1927, with nearly every suburb given its own theme.

Some are definitely easier to pick than others.

Source: ACT Government

27/10/2026

Every auction has a story.

Early in my career, one bidder opened well below the reserve and did everything she could to throw the auction off track.

It was a good reminder that not every bidder is there to make your job easy.

As an auctioneer, you can't control who turns up. You can only stay calm, adapt to what's in front of you, and keep the auction moving towards the best outcome.

Sometimes the biggest lessons come from the toughest auctions.

22/10/2026

Keeping my options open in case this whole real estate thing doesn’t work out. 😂

Comedy career pending…

Inspired by

21/10/2026

If you’re planning to bid at auction, a little preparation goes a long way.

5 things I always tell buyers:

✔️ Know your limit. Set your number before auction day.

✔️ Do your homework. Finance, contracts and inspections sorted before you bid.

✔️ Bid with confidence. If you’re in, make it clear.

✔️ Ignore everyone else’s strategy. You don’t know their budget. Focus on yours.

✔️ Remember, it’s unconditional. When the hammer falls, you’re buying the property.

There’s no perfect formula for auction day, but being prepared puts you in a much better position.

And if you’re unsure about anything, ask before you raise your hand.

20/10/2026

Buyers have a price in mind. Sellers have a price in mind. And somewhere in the middle is what the market is actually prepared to pay.

You can look at what a property was worth five years ago, what the neighbour got last year, or what you think it should be worth today.

But the market doesn’t care what any of us think.

The trick is understanding what the market is telling you and knowing how to work with it.

And yes, I still think I’m 23.

15/10/2026

Still waiting… 😂

Until then, I’ll keep turning up, talking to actual people and calling auctions the old-fashioned way. 🎤

14/10/2026

You know you’re a Canberra local when half of these don’t even need explaining. 👉

The Hyperdome will always be the Hyperdome, everyone has an opinion on light rail, and apparently crossing from Northside to Southside requires some serious consideration.

A few gave me a laugh, and a few are a little too accurate.

Credit to Region Canberra for the original list.

13/10/2026

One of the biggest mistakes buyers make is submitting an offer that's far below the asking price.

In most cases, if you're more than a few percent away from where the seller is expecting, the conversation can become about the number instead of the opportunity.

A realistic opening offer is far more likely to start a productive negotiation.

The goal isn't to "win" the first offer - it's to keep both parties at the table and give yourself the best chance of securing the property.

08/10/2026

High set on the block and capturing stunning morning views, this five-bedroom family home offers a wonderful blend of space, character and everyday comfort.

📍 14 Bowden Crescent, MacGregor
Auction 28/10/26

06/10/2026

Everyone has their own pre-settlement traditions… maybe a lucky knock on wood.🏡

But luck isn't a substitute for a pre-settlement inspection.

It's your chance to make sure the property is in the agreed condition, everything that should be there is there, and there are no unexpected surprises before settlement.

It only takes a little time, but it can save a lot of headaches later.

Address

47 Wentworth Avenue
Canberra Central, ACT
2604

Telephone

+61412552751

Website

https://www.thepropertycollective.com.au/team/jeremy-grobben

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