| DILAPIDATED | "quaint", to an estate agent |
| REALTOR | Which term is applicable to an estate agent (7) |
| FORSALE | Sign an estate agent puts up outside a property that's on the market to be bought (3,4) |
| CONVEYANCER | One who transports an estate agent, perhaps |
| PRIMEMOVERS | The main reasons why an estate agent does good business? (5,6) |
| HEIRAPPARENT | Person expected to be succeed to an estate (4,8) |
| GATEHOUSE | It guards entry to an estate |
| INHERIT | Come in to an estate? (7) |
| TOLET | Words on an estate agent's sign (2,3) |
| LODGE | Cottage attached to an estate, often occupied by a caretaker |
| TWEE | Affectedly quaint, to a Brit |
| PERSECUTE | Inherently quaint to victimise (9) |
| ANTIQUE | Old and possibly quaint, to a point (7) |
| ONO | It may follow an estate agent's property pricing (3) |
| QUANTITY | How much that could be quaint to try heartlessly for (8) |
| MANTRA | 'Location, location, location,' to a real estate agent |
| TEA | Belonging to estate agent of Earl Grey (3) |
| RELO | Informally 'move' to a real estate agent |
| USEDCARSALESMAN | An old estate agent, perhaps (4-3,8) |
| UNIT | Condo, to a real estate agent |
