TWIG Real Estate is a well-regarded real estate agency in Melbourne that appeals to buyers and sellers looking for thoughtful guidance and a more strategic approach. Located in Melbourne, the agency is often associated with professionalism, transparency, and strong attention to detail. Clients who have worked with the team, particularly Annamaria, frequently describe the experience as smooth, supportive, and handled with genuine care from beginning to end.
One of TWIG’s standout strengths is its ability to simplify complex transactions while staying highly responsive to client needs. Whether assisting with the purchase of a city apartment or securing a quick off-market sale, the team is praised for being courteous, efficient, and solution-focused. Annamaria is often recognised for her market expertise, strategic thinking, and willingness to answer questions clearly and promptly. That combination of honesty and capability is especially valuable for clients who want confidence during major property decisions.
For sellers, TWIG Real Estate brings a results-oriented mindset backed by smart planning and local insight. For buyers, the agency offers transparent communication and patient support that helps reduce uncertainty along the way. Their reputation for delivering a smooth property transaction and providing attentive, personalised service makes them a strong option in Melbourne’s competitive market. If you want an agency that balances expertise with genuine care, TWIG Real Estate is worth considering for your next move in the city.
Adil Akbas
a week agoArshia Arvahi, has an appalling work ethic. He failed to attend to the inspection and does not answer his phone. This agency has the worst service.
Sathvik T N
a month agoReally disappointing experience with Twig Real Estate. We applied for a property and were told we’d hear back within 24 hours. We called multiple times to follow up and couldn’t get through at all. With no response and a deadline on our current accommodation, we had no choice but to extend our lease to avoid being without a place. When Jodie finally got back to us explaining she had been at a funeral, we were completely understanding and worked around the situation, agreeing to push our move in date by two weeks to accommodate everything. Jodie then confirmed in writing ‘I will wait to hear from you’ after I asked for one day to discuss the move in date with my partner. I reached back out within less than 24 hours to confirm we wanted to proceed and only then were we told the property had already been leased to someone else with the contract signed. No call, no heads up, nothing. We only found out because we reached out ourselves. A basic courtesy call before leasing to someone else would have been the least we expected, especially after a written commitment was made. We accommodated every delay on their end, adjusted our plans twice and were still let down at the final step. Despite our disappointment we stayed polite and even asked if there were any other properties available in the area. Those messages have since been left on read with zero response. Really unprofessional and has left us in a tough spot. Wouldn’t recommend.
Robert Butters
3 months agoThanks guys. You made it look easy
Daniel Hillier
4 months agoAlmost impossible to get hold of anyone
Truthaboveall icdat
5 months agoThis is a first; just got off the phone with Annamarie. The number was on add along side her colleagues number Robert. Called her; she was short and unpleasant however, I understood as it was 7.45pm and I had called maybe when she was busy. I then called her colleagues number, she answered the phone and went "mate do you always call people at 8pm in the night". some context not everyone works 9-5 and ive had very kind agents pick up the phone much later and assist me in buying properties, usually high performing agents call me and are open for calls during very late hours or at worst politely say they are unavailable. This was indeed the first. She was extremely rude and unprofessional. If this is the attitude she comes to work with, she will loose potential buyers. Pretty poor performance, without even having to engage with the company for more than 60seconds shes left a lasting impression. Management that cares for company growth should take these comments seriously and review this type of behaviour. PS if you dont want people to call you, switch off your work phone or simply dont answer.