City Living

City Living presents itself as a boutique, family-founded real estate agency established in 1976, emphasizing a personalised, locally focused approach to residential and commercial sales and leasing. The agency highlights a concentrated local footprint in the Walsh Bay community with operational reach across the Sydney CBD, Harbour foreshore, Lower North Shore, Inner West and Eastern Suburbs. Services promoted on the site include sales, property management, leasing, tenant support, commercial transactions and digital property reporting (market value, recent sales, rental history and suburb reports). The website lists active sales and leasing stock across inner‑city precincts—examples include one- to three-bedroom apartments in Walsh Bay, Barangaroo, Pyrmont and central Sydney addresses—alongside specific lease offers (including weekly rent indications for several properties). Recent sales and leased property lists are published to demonstrate transactional activity and market coverage. A recent featured sale (2402/187 Liverpool Street) is used on the site to illustrate a higher‑end apartment sale with views and building facilities. City Living’s team is presented by name, with Tasman Fallshaw as Principal, Anthony Kannis as Business Development Manager and Lisa Fallshaw as Director among the key contacts. The site invites vendor and landlord engagement through appraisal and listing forms, and offers a “Sell with City Living” workflow and client contact channels. There is also an explicit client testimonial section: multiple long‑term landlords and tenants provide endorsements describing timely leasing, responsive property management, attention to repairs and bills, ethical conduct, and long relationships spanning decades. These testimonials are quoted on the site as evidence of client satisfaction in both landlord and tenant roles. For users evaluating management quality and tenant experience relevant to co‑living or shared‑housing contexts, the site underscores property management capabilities (leasing speed, maintenance coordination, bill handling) and a stated focus on balancing landlord protection with tenant experience. The agency also publishes a standard disclaimer noting that property data is provided by third parties, that accuracy is not guaranteed, and that prospective clients should make their own enquiries and seek independent advice. Operational details such as contact forms, sign‑in functionality, listings filters (price, beds, baths, parking), and a privacy policy are provided. The site footer indicates City Living’s ongoing brand presence and that the platform is powered by Agentpoint (copyright 2026).