With Hauska, you're not handed off to junior staff or lost in a system, you work directly with us, the directors, from day one through to settlement.

We pride ourselves on offering a highly personalised, boutique experience. That means:

• You’ll always have a direct line to us, no middle layers, no scripted responses.

• We take the time to truly understand your goals, your concerns, and your unique situation.

• We’re personally involved in every search, every inspection, and every negotiation, nothing is outsourced or delegated away.

• You’ll never feel like "just another client", because you're not. We're selective with how many clients we take on at once, so we can give each brief the attention it deserves.

Buying property can be one of the biggest decisions of your life, you deserve to feel supported, heard, and guided every step of the way.

We don’t just talk property, we’ve walked the walk. Between us, we’ve personally:

• Bought and sold multiple homes

• Completed cosmetic and structural renovations

• Undertaken flips, subdivisions, and small-scale developments

We’ve felt the pressure of auctions, navigated tricky builder negotiations, dealt with DA approvals, and learned firsthand what adds real value, and what’s just hype. That experience allows us to guide you not just with knowledge, but with the practical insights that only come from living and breathing property over many years. This means we can:

• Spot opportunities others might miss

• Know when to push and when to walk away

• Understand the true cost and complexity behind “simple” changes or upgrades

• Give honest, experience-based advice, not just textbook theory

Even experienced buyers often overlook critical details that can affect property value, liveability, or resale potential. These are just some of the things we investigate for our clients:

• Is the property under a major flight path or close to a future infrastructure project that could impact noise or congestion?

• Is it in the wrong school zone, affecting family plans or future buyer appeal?

• Are there unapproved structures or renovations that could cost thousands to fix, or make resale difficult?

• Are there easements or overlays restricting what you can build or renovate?

• Could that “bargain” unit be affected by flammable cladding or poor strata management?

• Does the suburb have a high proportion of public housing or rentals, impacting capital growth?

• Will surrounding developments block views, increase traffic, or change the neighbourhood dynamic?

These are the questions most buyers don’t even know to ask, but they can make or break a purchase decision. We ask them for you, and we know where to dig.