Nelson Alexander

Nelson Alexander, real estate agency in Melbourne since 1971

Nelson Alexander is a real estate agency operating in Melbourne (Australia) and, according to its own presentation, has been part of the city's property market since 1971. The firm describes itself as a network of 16 non-franchised offices working together, so that each property benefits from the reach and expertise of the entire network.

Residential sales and property management

The agency's main activity covers residential home sales, property management and commercial leasing. In the sales section, the website shows properties for sale with indicative starting prices and auction dates, as well as a history of sold properties with dates and, in some cases, undisclosed amounts. For rentals, it lists available homes with weekly and monthly rents, and also a list of already leased properties.

Commercial leasing and investment

The firm has a commercial division that handles sales and leasing of retail premises, offices and other commercial properties. Commercial listings include approximate areas in square metres and methods such as auction, expression of interest or price on application. The company also targets investors looking to buy, sell or lease with local advice.

Services for owners and renters

In addition to brokerage, Nelson Alexander offers property management services for owners and provides specific information for renters. The website includes dedicated sections for owners and renters, as well as tools to request an appraisal, find an agent or check suburb reports.

Coverage across Melbourne suburbs

The agency publishes guides to Melbourne and surrounding suburbs, including Ascot Vale, Brunswick, Carlton, Coburg, Essendon, Fitzroy, Flemington, Hawthorn, Ivanhoe, Keilor East, Kew, Northcote, Pascoe Vale, Preston and Reservoir. These profiles describe local features such as distance to the city centre, the predominant type of housing or available services.

Structure and presence

The company presents itself as a network of 16 non-franchised offices that collaborate with each other, rather than operating as a franchise. That structure, according to the firm itself, allows each property to benefit from the reach and knowledge of the entire network. The agency also maintains news and content sections on the Melbourne property market and on regulatory changes, such as reforms to rental legislation in Victoria.