Andrew

Solomon

Hard working, professional and refreshingly down-to-earth, Andrew has spent over a decade building a reputation on honest advice, disciplined process and consistently strong results. An award-winning auctioneer, his commanding presence, sharp negotiation skills and ability to read the room give his clients a genuine advantage when it matters most. Personally involved throughout every campaign, Andrew is meticulous with buyer follow-up, transparent with feedback and committed to keeping vendors informed. Focused, composed and fully invested in every result, he believes trust is earned through consistency, integrity and being guided by what’s right, not what’s easiest.

What’s your personal connection to the neighbourhood?
Bayside has always been home for me. I was born in, grew up in, educated in, and still live in Bayside. I’ve also built my career around Bayside, so my connection to the area goes well beyond selling houses here. I know the streets, the schools, the people and all the little things that make our area feel like home. It’s a community I genuinely care about and one I’m proud to work in.
What do your clients commonly say you do differently?
I’m very straightforward, and I think clients value that I bring my own style to real estate rather than following a conventional mould. I’m big on communication and I’d rather have an honest conversation with someone than tell them what I think they want to hear. I’m also very process driven. I don’t believe an agent can magically manufacture a price, but we can control the process that delivers the highest price in the market. I personally follow up buyers, give my vendors detailed feedback and make sure they understand exactly what’s happening throughout a campaign.
What are some core values you live by?
I believe honesty and doing the right thing by people always matters in the long run. Loyalty is also important to me, as is treating people equally, with the same level of care and respect regardless of whether they have a $700,000 property or a $7 million property. I’ve always believed your reputation is built through hundreds of small interactions, not one big transaction.
How has your career led you to the role you’re in today?
I started in real estate when I was 19 years old knowing little beyond the fact that I wanted to build a career in it. Since then, I’ve worked alongside highly experienced leaders, built my own sales business and become an award-winning auctioneer. More than a decade on, I’ve sold everything from first homes to some of Bayside’s most significant properties, including the second-highest residential sale recorded in Beaumaris. The biggest evolution has been becoming confident in doing things my own way and proving that success comes from being authentic rather than fitting a conventional real estate mould.

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We approach appraisals as a practical conversations, grounded in real data, local insight and what matters most to you.

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Your Buxton agent visits your property, considers its features, location, and market conditions, and combines that with recent sales data to give you a clear, realistic view of its value.

We analyse comparable properties, current market trends, and your home’s unique qualities. From there, we provide a considered range that reflects what buyers are likely to pay.

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Typically, we recommend an in-person appraisal so we can assess your property fully. In some cases, a virtual appraisal can provide a helpful initial guide.

Agents weigh factors differently - recent sales, market conditions, and property features. At Buxton, we combine local insight, data, and experience to provide a balanced, realistic appraisal you can trust.