Licensee SalespersonRay White Manurewa

Sam Steel

Sam is well respected in Wattle Downs and across Auckland and has over 10 years in the industry.

Phone: 021 0226 9245
Email: sam.steel@raywhite.com

Profile

About Sam

Sam has always had a passion for people and property.

After managing and running one of the busiest restaurants in Auckland City, he decided from a very young age to insert himself into the property industry learning from top agents and training alongside some of the best in New Zealand.

Sam is well respected in the Wattle Downs community and across Auckland and has over 10 years in the industry. He has proven himself to be vastly experienced with sales, developing skills in negotiations, marketing strategies and the majority of his listings come from repeat and referral business.

Choosing an agent with strong marketing skills, database management and market knowledge is EXTREMELY important. Something Sam has always believed in and stands by, is his honesty from the get-go.

Something Sam has always believed in and stands by, is his honesty from the get-go.

“I like the real estate speech to stay the same throughout the listing period. Too many agents change their speech after the dotted line is signed. Honesty up front regarding price, getting the home ready for sale, the market and honest buyers feedback throughout the campaign is just one of the keys to a successful sale.”

Wattle Downs and Auckland sales expert.

On the market

Sam’s current listings

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Questions

The things sellers ask Sam first.

Is the appraisal really free?

Yes — there's no cost and no obligation. Sam will walk you through what your property could achieve, based on recent local sales and current buyer demand.

What happens after I submit the form?

Sam will be in touch personally, usually within a business day, to arrange a time that suits you — over the phone or in person at your property.

Am I committing to anything?

No. An appraisal is information, not a commitment — there's no obligation to list with Sam, and none to sell at all. Plenty of people ask for one simply to understand where the market sits before deciding anything.

What's the difference between an appraisal and a valuation?

An appraisal is provided free by a licensed salesperson and reflects what the market is likely to pay right now. A registered valuation is a paid, formal assessment by an independent registered valuer, and is what banks and courts rely on. Most people selling a home need an appraisal; a valuation is usually only needed for lending or legal reasons.

Thinking of selling?