Compare 11 local agents, data from 24 active listings








We've analysed every estate agent actively marketing properties in DD3 9, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data. Our platform tracks 11 estate agents in this Dundee postcode, giving you the most accurate comparison of who is actually selling homes in your area right now.
The current market in DD3 9 shows an average asking price of £175,958 across 24 active listings. looking to sell a family home in the popular Stobswell area or a flat near the city centre, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves. We update our agent rankings daily using real-time market data, so you can trust you're getting the most current picture of who is succeeding in selling properties in your specific postcode sector.

11
Active Estate Agents
£175,958
Average Asking Price
24
Properties For Sale
£695
Average Rental Price
Our data shows the current asking prices in DD3 9, but understanding what properties actually sell for requires looking at Land Registry and sold price data. The average sold house price in DD3 9 over the last 12 months stands at £160,016, which provides a more accurate picture of completed transactions in the area. This figure sits just below the current average asking price, suggesting sellers are generally achieving prices close to their initial expectations.
Breaking down by property type reveals significant price variations that reflect the diverse housing stock in this Dundee postcode. Detached properties fetch the highest prices at an average of £222,426 when sold, while semi-detached homes average £160,024. Terraced properties and flats trade at similar levels, with terraced houses averaging £127,858 and flats achieving £127,260 on average.
Year-on-year price trends vary considerably across different sectors within DD3 9, highlighting the importance of local knowledge when pricing your property. The DD3 9TE sector near Stobswell has seen prices dip 4% on the previous year and 3% below the 2022 peak, while the DD3 9EY area has experienced remarkable growth at 45% year-on-year. The broader DD3 postcode area shows strong overall performance, with average prices of £157,592 representing a 7% increase year-on-year and an 11% rise above the 2022 peak.
The price range distribution in DD3 9 shows most properties sit in the £100k-£200k bracket, with 13 active listings. Three properties are priced under £100,000, representing opportunities for first-time buyers, while 6 listings fall in the £200k-£300k range. Premium properties above £300,000 account for 2 listings, typically being larger detached homes or properties with significant renovation potential.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The current listing mix in DD3 9 provides insight into what types of properties are available to buyers right now. Three-bedroom semi-detached homes dominate the market with 8 active listings, reflecting the popularity of this property type among families and first-time buyers looking for a balance of space and affordability. These properties typically market around the £200,000 mark in this postcode.
Two-bedroom properties also feature heavily with 7 listings currently on the market, averaging around £118,286. This segment includes both flats and terraced properties, appealing to first-time buyers and investors. The strong representation of two-bedroom properties suggests healthy demand from buyers entering the property market or investors seeking buy-to-let opportunities. Terraced properties account for 5 listings at an average of £139,000, while flats make up 4 available listings at approximately £128,250 on average.
The limited supply of detached properties, with just 2 listings averaging £274,998, suggests strong demand that outstrips supply in this segment. Properties in this price bracket attract specific buyers including growing families seeking more space and those upgrading from smaller properties in the area. The relative scarcity of detached homes means competition among buyers can be fierce, potentially leading to properties achieving or exceeding asking prices when marketed correctly.
Transaction volumes in the broader DD3 area remain healthy, with the overall postcode seeing a 7% year-on-year increase in average sold prices. While specific new build data for DD3 9 is limited, the wider Dundee market has seen ongoing development, particularly around the waterfront area which has transformed through the V&A Dundee museum development and associated regeneration. This wider city transformation has had a positive ripple effect on property values throughout surrounding postcodes including DD3 9.

DD3 9 encompasses several distinct neighbourhoods within Dundee, each offering different characteristics for potential buyers. The Stobswell area, one of the most densely populated residential districts in the city, features a mix of Victorian and Edwardian housing stock including traditional sandstone tenements and period semis. This area has seen significant community investment in recent years and offers excellent local amenities including shops, schools, and transport links connecting to the city centre. The characterful architecture, particularly the red sandstone buildings common throughout this part of Dundee, contributes to the area's visual appeal and typically commands premium prices compared to newer developments.
Dundee itself serves as a major economic hub for Tayside, with a city population exceeding 140,000 and a wider catchment area of 640,000 people within a 60-minute travel radius. The city boasts thriving sectors in life sciences, healthcare, digital technology, and creative industries, with major employers including Abertay University and NHS Tayside providing stable employment that supports the local housing market. The presence of two universities, the University of Dundee and Abertay University, creates consistent demand from students and academic staff, particularly in the rental market and for compact city centre properties. Rosie Fraser Real Estate currently has the only rental listing in DD3 9 at £695 per month, indicating limited rental supply and strong demand from tenants.
For those considering property condition, Dundee properties often feature traditional construction methods, with older homes potentially presenting issues including damp, roof condition concerns, and outdated electrics. The local geology presents specific considerations for buyers, as clay soils in the Dundee area can cause subsidence issues, with clay shrinking during dry summer months and swelling in wet winter conditions. Properties with mature trees nearby or those with drainage issues may be particularly susceptible and should be thoroughly surveyed before purchase. Signs of subsidence include cracks wider than 3mm in external walls, doors and windows sticking, uneven floors, and rippling wallpaper.
The coastal location of Dundee brings additional considerations for property buyers. The city has approximately 16.9km of coastline at risk from flooding and coastal erosion, with flood protection schemes including a £6.5 million development completed in 2018 to protect the waterfront area. While DD3 9 itself sits slightly inland from the coast, surface water flooding can occur in lower-lying areas, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall. The DD3 9 postcode includes areas near the River Tay estuary where flood risk assessments may be advisable for properties in lower-lying positions. Buyers should request flood risk searches and consider appropriate surveys for properties in these locations.
When selling property in DD3 9, homeowners face the choice between traditional high-street estate agents and online or hybrid models. Rosie Fraser Real Estate, currently the market leader with 29.2% of active listings and an average property price of £147,143, represents the local independent agent serving the Dundee market with a personal touch. Their strong market presence indicates they understand the local buyer demographic and pricing dynamics in this postcode. Being based in Dundee gives them established relationships with local solicitors, mortgage brokers, and other agents, which can streamline the sales process.
Harmony Homes Estate Agency commands 20.8% of the market with 5 active listings and focuses on properties averaging around £219,000, positioning them in the premium segment of the DD3 9 market. Mcewan Fraser Legal, with 16.7% market share and an average asking price of £194,500, offers a different proposition combining legal services with property sales. These three agents together control 66.7% of the market, meaning the remaining 8 agents compete for just over 33% of available listings. This concentration suggests that established local agents have significant advantages in this market.
Online agents like Purplebricks also operate in the DD3 9 area, offering fixed-fee pricing typically ranging from £999 to £1,999 compared to the traditional percentage-based fees of 1% to 3% plus VAT charged by high-street agents. For properties in DD3 9 averaging around £175,958, a traditional agent charging 1.5% plus VAT would charge approximately £3,168, while an online fixed-fee agent might charge around £1,200. However, traditional agents typically offer more comprehensive marketing, viewings management, and negotiation services that can justify the higher cost, particularly for properties in the higher price brackets. The decision often depends on your specific circumstances, property type, and how much hands-on support you require throughout the selling process.
Some sellers in DD3 9 have achieved excellent results using hybrid models that combine online marketing with local agent support. However, for premium properties above £200,000 or unique period properties in areas like Stobswell, the additional service and local expertise provided by established agents like Harmony Homes Estate Agency often proves worthwhile. We recommend getting quotes from both traditional and online agents before making your decision, ensuring you compare exactly what's included in each fee structure.

Don't accept the first fee you're quoted. Many agents are willing to negotiate, especially if you can demonstrate that other agents are offering competitive rates. With typical fees ranging from 1% to 3% + VAT in Scotland, there's often room to secure a better deal, particularly if your property is well-presented and realistically priced. Agents are often more flexible on fees for properties that will market quickly at realistic prices.
Start by looking at which agents have the most active listings in DD3 9. Our data shows 11 agents currently marketing properties, but focus on those with proven track records in your specific postcode sector. Rosie Fraser Real Estate leads with 29.2% market share, indicating strong buyer interest and established marketing channels. Look at which agents are actively selling properties similar to yours.
Request free valuations from at least 3 agents before making your decision. Be wary of agents who overvalue your property to win your business, as an overpriced home will sit on the market and eventually sell for less. The current sold price data shows properties achieving around £160,016 on average, so valuations significantly above this should be questioned. A good agent will provide evidence from comparable sold properties to support their valuation.
Ask potential agents about their marketing approach. Professional photography, virtual tours, and presence on major property portals like Rightmove and Zoopla are essential market. Inquire about their social media presence, email marketing to their buyer database, and whether they conduct dedicated viewing sessions or open days. The best agents in DD3 9 combine multiple marketing channels to reach the widest audience of potential buyers.
Agents who understand the nuances of different DD3 9 sectors, from Stobswell to the waterfront areas, can price and market your property more effectively. Look for agents who can explain local price trends, buyer demographics, and the specific factors affecting property values in your street or neighbourhood. Agents with demonstrated local expertise, like those with high market share in your specific postcode, typically achieve better results.
Understand paying a fixed fee or percentage-based commission, and clarify exactly what's included. Consider whether you want sole or multi-agency representation, remembering that multi-agency typically costs more but may achieve a faster sale. For DD3 9 properties, traditional percentage fees typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, while fixed-fee options from online agents range from £999 to £1,999. Ensure you understand what happens if your property doesn't sell.
Look for feedback from sellers in the DD3 9 area specifically. Positive reviews mentioning local knowledge, communication, and achieving asking price are particularly valuable indicators of agent performance. Ask agents for references from recent sellers in your postcode, and don't hesitate to contact these clients directly to ask about their experience. Agents who consistently deliver excellent service will have happy clients willing to provide recommendations.
Understanding how bedroom count affects property values in DD3 9 helps you price your home competitively and identify the best agents for your property type. Three-bedroom properties dominate the market in this postcode with 15 active listings, averaging around £187,333. This represents the largest segment of available stock and attracts buyers including growing families and those upgrading from smaller properties. The strong representation of three-bedroom homes in the current market suggests healthy demand from this buyer segment.
Two-bedroom properties, with 7 listings averaging £118,286, appeal strongly to first-time buyers and investors. This price point sits below the overall average for DD3 9, making these properties accessible to buyers with smaller deposits and those entering the property market. The strong representation of two-bedroom properties in the current mix suggests healthy demand from this buyer segment. For investors, the potential rental yield is particularly attractive, with Rosie Fraser reporting rental prices around £695 per month for similar properties.
Five-bedroom properties represent a smaller but notable segment with just 2 listings averaging £292,500. These larger family homes attract a specific buyer demographic with higher budgets and different requirements. If you're selling a larger property in this range, choosing an agent with experience in the premium market segment, such as those handling properties averaging above £200,000, may prove beneficial. Agents like Harmony Homes Estate Agency, whose average listing price is £219,000, have demonstrated expertise in the higher-value end of the market.
One-bedroom properties are notably absent from current listings in DD3 9, suggesting either strong demand absorbing available stock or limited supply from sellers in this category. This could indicate opportunities for first-time buyers seeking compact properties or investors looking for high-yield smaller units. If you're considering selling a one-bedroom property in this postcode, the limited competition could work in your favour, though your target buyer demographic will differ significantly from those seeking larger family homes.

Achieving the best possible price for your DD3 9 property starts with accurate pricing based on current market data. Our analysis shows properties in this postcode achieving sold prices averaging £160,016, with significant variation by property type and location within the postcode sectors. Properties in areas like DD3 9EY that have seen 45% year-on-year growth may justify premium pricing, while those in sectors showing 4% declines require more realistic initial pricing to attract buyers. Researching your specific postcode sector is essential before setting your asking price.
Your choice of estate agent significantly impacts both the final sale price and the time it takes to sell. Agents with strong local market presence, like Rosie Fraser Real Estate with 29.2% market share, have established buyer networks and understand what motivates purchasers in this specific area. Their marketing reach and negotiation skills can often justify their fees through better achieved prices. When we analysed the data, properties listed with top-performing agents in DD3 9 tended to attract more viewings and generate stronger initial interest from buyers.
Before instructing an agent, always request a free valuation from multiple providers. This gives you market evidence to compare and helps you identify agents who understand your local area. Be suspicious of agents who value significantly higher than others, as inflated valuations lead to longer market times and often lower final sale prices. The right agent will provide comparable sold property data, explain local market dynamics, and give you confidence in their pricing strategy. They should be able to show you evidence of similar properties sold in your street or neighbourhood within the last six months.
Beyond choosing the right agent, presentation matters significantly when achieving the best price. Properties that present well in photographs, have neutral decor, and are clean and tidy for viewings typically achieve higher prices than comparable properties in poor condition. Consider modest improvements like fresh paint, landscaping of front gardens, and addressing any obvious maintenance issues before listing. In a market where properties in DD3 9 sell for around 91% of asking price on average, every percentage point you can add to your achieved price represents approximately £1,600 on the average property in this postcode.

Based on our live market data, Rosie Fraser Real Estate leads the DD3 9 market with 29.2% market share and 7 active listings averaging £147,143. Their strong local presence and understanding of the Dundee market makes them a popular choice for sellers. Harmony Homes Estate Agency follows with 20.8% market share focusing on higher-value properties averaging £219,000, positioning them well for premium property sales. Mcewan Fraser Legal holds 16.7% of the market, offering a combined legal and property service. These three agents control two-thirds of the market, making them the most active and experienced in the postcode.
Estate agent fees in DD3 9 follow typical Scottish patterns, ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT of the final sale price. For a property at the DD3 9 average asking price of £175,958, this translates to between £2,111 and £6,333 including VAT. Some agents offer fixed-fee alternatives, typically ranging from £999 to £1,999, which can be more cost-effective for properties at the lower end of the price spectrum. However, traditional agents generally provide more comprehensive services including viewing management, negotiation, and ongoing marketing support that can justify their higher fees.
The picture varies significantly across DD3 9 sectors. The broader DD3 postcode has seen 7% year-on-year growth with prices 11% above the 2022 peak, reaching an average of £157,592. However, specific sectors show dramatically different trends, with DD3 9TE near Stobswell down 4% year-on-year while DD3 9EY has surged an impressive 45% year-on-year. Your local agent can advise on the specific trend affecting your street or neighbourhood, as getting this wrong when pricing your property could significantly impact your final sale price and time on market.
DD3 9 offers diverse residential areas within Dundee, from the characterful Victorian and Edwardian streets of Stobswell to more modern developments. The area benefits from excellent transport links, local schools including Stobhill Primary and Murrayton Primary, and proximity to the city centre. With major employers including Abertay University and NHS Tayside, the area attracts professionals, families, and students alike. The waterfront redevelopment including V&A Dundee has transformed nearby areas, though DD3 9 itself sits slightly inland. The average sold price of £160,016 makes this an accessible area for first-time buyers while still offering family homes at reasonable prices.
The current average asking price in DD3 9 is £175,958 based on 24 active listings across 11 agents. However, sold price data shows properties actually achieving around £160,016 on average over the past 12 months, representing approximately 91% of asking price. Detached properties average £222,426 when sold, semi-detached homes reach £160,024, while terraced properties and flats typically sell for around £127,000 to £128,000. The most common property type listed is three-bedroom semi-detached homes, which account for 8 of the 24 current listings.
Sale times vary based on pricing, property type, and market conditions, but properties in DD3 9 priced realistically according to current sold price data tend to sell within typical timeframes for Dundee. Properties priced realistically according to current sold price data tend to sell fastest. Overpriced properties can sit on the market for months, eventually selling for less than they would have achieved with correct initial pricing. Working with an agent who understands local market dynamics and can advise appropriate pricing based on current transaction data helps minimise time on market. The 7% year-on-year price growth in DD3 suggests reasonable demand for correctly priced properties.
Local agents bring specific advantages including established relationships with other local agents, knowledge of local buyers, and understanding of area-specific pricing dynamics. Rosie Fraser Real Estate and Harmony Homes Estate Agency both operate from Dundee and have demonstrated strong market presence with combined market share exceeding 50%. However, the best agent depends on your specific property type and target buyer demographic, so comparing multiple agents is advisable. Edinburgh-based Gilson Gray LLP also operates in the area, suggesting some sellers value wider regional expertise, though local knowledge often proves valuable in achieving the best price.
While not legally required to sell, a survey can identify issues that might derail a sale later in the process. Given Dundee's older housing stock with common issues including damp, subsidence risk from clay soils, and potential roof problems, a RICS Level 2 Survey is often worthwhile for properties over 50 years old. These typically cost between £400 and £1,000 depending on property size and value, and can prevent costly surprises during conveyancing. The clay soil conditions in Dundee can cause subsidence issues, particularly in properties with mature trees or drainage problems, making professional surveys valuable for identifying potential structural concerns before they become negotiating points.
From £450
Essential for identifying issues in older DD3 9 properties, particularly important given local clay soil subsidence risks
From £600
Comprehensive structural survey recommended for period properties in Stobswell and Victorian housing stock
From £60
Legally required before marketing your property
From £150
Official valuation for mortgage purposes and accurate pricing
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