Rentals
Looking for rental properties in Darwin?
We can help you find your new home.
Home is more than just where you stay, it’s where you live. Our philosophy is to provide excellent customer service to exceptional tenants. Matching them to great properties with the best landlords.
We pride ourselves on only offering rental properties that are well maintained and ensuring they remain well looked after.
View our available properties below:
How to apply.
We highly recommend viewing any property before applying. If you are moving from interstate and unable to view the property in person, please get in touch and we will be happy to assist with alternative arrangements.
Property Maintenance & Repairs
We encourage you to report any maintenance requirements or damage. We will liaise between the tenant, the owner and the contractor and ensure you are kept informed once repairs have been approved.
Miscommunication can occur, so unless it’s an emergency repair (see below), please allow 5 business days before you contact us to follow up if you haven’t heard anything.
Please submit all maintenance requests in writing, preferably via email or through the Tenant portal. (You will receive an invitation to join the tenant portal when you start your tenancy agreement).
Contact your property manager:
Emergency Maintenance
Should you experience an Emergency situation*, in the first instance, please contact your property manager.
Emergency repairs are defined in the Tenancy Act as being work needed to repair:
- a water service that provides water to the premises that has burst;
- a blocked or broken toilet system on the premises;
- a serious roof leak;
- a gas leak;
- a dangerous electrical fault;
- flooding or serious flood damage;
- serious storm, fire or impact damage;
- failure or breakdown of the gas, electricity or water supply to the premises;
- failure or breakdown of an essential service or appliance on premises for water or cooking;
- fault or damage that makes premises unsafe or insecure#;
- fault or damage likely to injure a person, damage property or unduly inconvenience a resident of premises;
- a serious fault in a staircase or lift or other area of premises that unduly inconveniences a resident in gaining access to or using the premises.
In the Tenant Portal, you will find emergency contacts for use only if you have an emergency situation as described above and you are unable to contact your property manager by phone.
*Please note that locking yourself out of your property or loss of keys is not classed as an Emergency situation and normally these situations will require you to call a locksmith which will be at your cost.