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Submissions have opened for the Annual REA Excellence Awards (AREAs) - the unique awards program that honours the most innovative, community-minded and highest-achieving individuals and businesses across the property and media industries.
Submission will remain open until 30 June 2017.
Awards include Innovation, Community, Service and Marketing Excellence categories and encompass the entire property industry (residential, commercial, project developers) as well as those working in media.
This year a brand new award has been introduced – the Gold AREA – Agency of the Year. The Agency of the Year award will recognise agencies who work hard to set themselves apart from competitors and excel in all three award categories.
The second AREAs will be held in November this year and are submission-based and reviewed by an independent judging panel. There will also be a consumer voting component for selected awards.
Andrew Rechtman, REA Group Executive General Manager, Residential, commented said REA Group wants to celebrate the industry’s success and achievements, and that means highlighting customer success and achievements.
“Every day we work with people across the property and media industries who are doing amazing things," he said.
"This includes contributing to their local communities, delivering exceptional service to their market and clients, or how they are using technology in new and innovative ways.
“We’re also excited to take it up a notch this year, introducing the new Gold AREA – Agency of the Year Award that will recognise the agency who has set themselves apart from the rest of the field,” said Mr Rechtman. 
For more information on the AREAs, <a href="https://www.theareas.com.au/" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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The REA Group AREAs are back

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Victorian developments have done well at a national property awards ceremony. 
The 2018 Property Council of Australia / Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation &amp; Excellence Awards bestowed honours upon the refurbishment of the former Caulfield Rifle Range and the Caribbean Park business park.
The Hill PDA Award for Government Leadership was presented to VicTrack for its redevelopment of the Bang Bang Rifle Club at 294 Glenhuntly Road in Elsternwick (pictured above).
“The former rifle range building, which had laid vacant for 15 years, presented a range of development challenges – including legacy contamination and heritage protections,” says the Property Council’s Chief Executive, Ken Morrison.
In association with Glen Eira City Council, VicTrack integrated the restored building into Elsternwick Station plaza and the club is now a Indochine-inspired café and bar.
“By collaborating with the private sector and local government, VicTrack has transformed an underused heritage asset into a high-quality retail offering with broader community benefits,” Morrison says.
Caribbean Park (pictured below), owned by the Caribbean Group, took home the LJ Hooker Commercial Award for Best Business or Industrial Park.
In Melbourne’s south-east, the site encompasses industrial, logistics and commercial spaces overlooking a 15-hectare lake. Caribbean Group has held the land since 1942.
“The open spaces and water vistas overlooking Lake Caribbean create a unique setting for business,” says RLB’s Managing Director NSW, Matthew Harris.
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Under a comprehensive masterplan, 40 three-to-five storey office towers are in the pipeline, which will ultimately provide more than 230,000 square metrs of office space.
“Incorporating a fresh produce market, Wi-Fi enabled parkland and transport connectivity, the latest phase of Caribbean Park is innovative, adaptable and sustainable,” Harris says.
 
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Victorian developments perform well at national property awards

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Di Jones general manager Kylie Walsh has been named as a finalist in the Most Influential Woman in Property category at the 2018 Annual REA Excellence Awards.
The awards, at The Star in Sydney, are to be held next month.
Walsh is up for the award alongside McGrath Caloundra principal Jodie Hedley-Ward (below), who has been recognized as one of the top 10 highest achieving women in McGrath for the first half of 2018.
Among the other nominees for the award are Laing+Simmons Leanne Pilkington, Black Diamondz Property agent Monika Tu and Sadhana Smiles at Harcourts Victoria.
Di Jones CEO Rob Ward said the calibre of the finalists featured in the category and is pleased to see Kylie's contribution to the industry acknowledged.
"Kylie's dedication and commitment to the real estate profession is exceptional, and it is a true testament to her ability and character that she has been recognised as a finalist," Ward said.
Walsh is responsible for increasing management's effectiveness by recruiting, selecting, orienting and training managers. She also spearheads Di Jones' strategic plans to ensure company profitability.
Ward said Walsh has been instrumental in the agency's recent expansion success and works tirelessly to ensure Di Jones continues to thrive. 
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“I was humbled to be named the top Queensland female agent for the 2018 financial year recently and I believe that learning from others in our phenomenal McGrath network has been instrumental in my career up until this point," Hedley-Ward said.
"I absolutely love learning new distinctions and strategies that can help take my team and everyone at our McGrath Caloundra office to the next level.”
McGrath Caloundra recently donated $100,000 to almost 100 not-for-profit organisations since the start of 2017 as part of its Community Giveback Program.
The Community Giveback program involves a $500 donation at settlement to a not- for-profit, school or sporting organisation that the client nominates. Along with the monetary donations, the team also donates their time, going over and above for causes close to their heart. 
On the award nomination, Hedley-Ward said she is thrilled to be flying the flag for Queensland.
“I am honoured to be a finalist in this year’s AREAS and really want to acknowledge the incredible team I have at McGrath Caloundra who all share my intense passion for linking commerce with our Community Giveback program, which is at the heart of everything we do," she said.
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Jodie was also the 2017 Sunshine Coast Corporate Businesswoman of the Year and has coveted numerous awards since opening McGrath Caloundra with her husband David Hedley-Ward in 2016.
 
 
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Di Jones general manager Kylie Walsh finalist for Most Influential Woman in Property

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The building that housed the seventh season of The Block has won the Jury and Peer Voted awards in the Residential Mid Rise category of the Architizer A+ awards.
Designed by Australian architecture firm Brenchley Architects, the building at 142 Park Street in South Melbourne is a conversion from a 1960s motel building. Brenchley Architects pursued a high level of environmental sustainability, with a “second skin” of black aluminium and batten and vertical gardens buffering the existing walls from fluctuating environmental conditions and stabilising the building’s internal temperature.
The building also features a communal rooftop terrace area and solar energy panelling.
The five apartments sold on The Block: Sky High gathered $7.603 million on auction day collectively, with Adelaide sisters and The Block: Fans v Faves team Alisa and Lysandra selling the winning apartment.
Architizer described the building as a “prime example of the ‘adaptive re-use’ of existing, low grade building stock into high-end environmentally sustainable development.”
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The Block: Sky High building wins international architecture awards

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Loans.com.au has been named Home Lender of the Year 2015 in Mozo’s Experts Choice Awards.
The online lender took out five awards. 
The typical loans.com.au customer is aged in their 30s, living in a greater metropolitan area, with a professional career and household income 30 percent above average.
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It comes as 86 per cent of the best value home loans are from small and non-bank lenders, according to the comparison site, Mozo.com.au. 
Mozo looked at 390 home loans from 81 providers to identify the ten lowest cost loans in five categories with online provider Loans.com.au winning all five categories. 
“These awards are designed to find the best value products available to Australians right now and surprisingly our major banks don’t rate a mention when it comes to the best value variable, fixed or full feature home loans on the market,” said Mozo director, Kirsty Lamont. 
Mozo calculations show borrowers with a typical $300,000 loan could save as much as $1,920 in interest and fees each year by switching from the average Big 4 rate to the best on market. 
“These results prove just how much impact competition and two rate cuts has had on the market in the past 12 -24 months.” 
“While price plays a big role, it’s clear consumers’ comfort with smaller, online and even non-bank brands is increasing,” said Lamont. 
Mozo named ANZ Major Bank Home Lender of the Year for having the best value loan against its three rivals. 
The Big 4’s share of the home loan market has decreased by 1% in two years, which equates to $18 million a day being lost to smaller ledners.
The biggest winners of Mozo’s Experts Choice Home Loan Awards are:
 
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<div class="page" title="Page 1">“We are thrilled to be named Home Lender of the Year after working hard since 2011 to bring competition to the home loan market in Australia,” said loans.com.au managing director, Marie Mortimer.</div>
“In every category we have been shown to offer the best value to customers, which demonstrates that we are making good gains in breaking the stranglehold of banks and driving interest rates down.”
Ms Mortimer said the fact that the top award went to an online-only lender shows the level of sophistication the Australian home mortgage market had attained.
“Gone are the days when customers wanted to go into a branch to apply for their home loan,” she said. “Everyone knows there are better ways to spend their time than waiting in a bank queue and our customers are keen to manage their money online in their own time.”
No branch network overheads allowed loans.com.au to pass savings onto customers in the form of lower interest rates and fees.
“The online lending model is not only more convenient for customers, it’s cheaper,” Ms Mortimer said. “Our borrowers know they will save money and time with an online home loan and being named Home Lender of the Year shows us we are meeting their needs.”
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Mozo awards showcase online home loan borrowing by savvy 30s home buyers

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Frasers Property Australia's residential development Putney Hill has won a number of recent industry awards for building excellence for its apartments and premium homes and apartments.
Putney Hill won awards for the best townhouse/villa developer, the commendation winner in the masterplanned development category and many others. The awards came from the UDIA NSW, MBA NSW and the HIA.
Taylor Construction Group continues building the development at Putney Hill, having been appointed to build its $51 million trio of apartment buildings known as Canopy, as part of the development's Morrison Road Precinct. 
Construction is underway on the second stage of the master planned community, with completion expected early 2017.
The Morrison Road Precinct directly overlooks the new 2.4 hectare Lardelli Park and comprises over 300 apartments.
Canopy and Putney Hill’s latest apartment release, PEAK, set within native trees and lush landscaped gardens, will commence construction in early 2016.
PEAK’s 174 apartments and penthouses are currently selling fast with over $68 million in sales.
Set across two low-rise buildings, PEAK occupies the site’s highest point and affords residents spectacular views from Sydney CBD to the Parramatta River and Blue Mountains.
Frasers Property development director Warwick Dowler said the property group were delighted with the MBA award win and to be recognised for the dedication and commitment to excellence for the complex.
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Frasers Property Australia celebrates Putney Hill awards

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The 26th MIPIM Awards have been announced at a gala ceremony held in Cannes.
Europe came close to taking all the trophies with winning projects from Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Scotland, Czech Republic and the United Kingdom.
Organised by Reed MIDEM, a subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions, MIPIM is currently taking place in Cannes.
The MIPIM Awards 2016 winners are:
 BEST HEALTHCARE DEVELOPMENT Queen Elizabeth University Hospital &amp; Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow, United Kingdom Developer: Brookfield Multiplex Architect: IBI Group Client: NHS Greater Glasgow &amp; Clyde Other: WSP Group, TUV SUD, Doig and Smith, Gillespies LLP, Ginko Projects  BEST HOTEL &amp; TOURISM RESORT  JW Marriott Venice Resort &amp; Spa Venice, Italy Developer: La Sessola Srl Architect: Matteo Thun &amp; Partners Project Manager: Luca Colombo BEST INDUSTRIAL &amp; LOGISTICS DEVELOPMENT ELI Beamlines Prague, Czech Republic Developer: Fyzikální ústav Akademie, věd ČR, v.v.i., Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Architect: Bogle Architects BEST INNOVATIVE GREEN BUILDING 
 Treurenberg Brussels, Belgium Developer: AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets Architect: ASSAR ARCHITECTS Owner: AXA Belgium BEST OFFICE &amp; BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT #CLOUD.PARIS Paris, France Developer: SFL (Société Foncière Lyonnaise) Architect: PCA Philippe Chiambaretta Architecte BEST REFURBISHED BUILDING Papillon Düsseldorf, Germany Developer: 741 Projektentwicklung GmbH Architect: Luczak Architekten &amp; SW Häuser GmbH Other: Cadman GmbH, Hellmich Gruppe &amp; CarLoft BEST RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Katscha Norrköping, Sweden Developer: Ivarsson Byggnads AB Architect: Kai Wartiainen and Ingrid Reppen, arkitektur + development ab Public Authority: Norrköpings kommun BEST SHOPPING CENTRE Les Docks Village Marseille, France Developer: Constructa Urban Systems Architect: 5+1 AA Other: JP Morgan Asset Management BEST URBAN REGENERATION PROJECT Crossrail Place London, United Kingdom Developer: Canary Wharf Group Architect: Foster + Partners Engineer: Arup, Wiehag  BEST FUTURA PROJECT Paradis Express Liège, Belgium Developer: Fedimmo Architect: association A2M - Jaspers-Eyers Architects – BAG Other: Bureau Lemaire, TPF engineering, D2S, Heinz Winters Atelier, Duchêne, Galère, Interbuild BEST FUTURA MEGA PROJECT
DUO PARIS – Taking urban sensations to new heights Paris, France Developer: Ivanhoé Cambridge  Architect: Jean Nouvel Project Manager: Hines    PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD   Shanghai Tower
Shanghai, China 
Developer: Shanghai Tower Construction &amp; Development Co. Ltd
Architect: Gensler
Other:  Shanghai Construction Group, Thornton Tomasetti, Cosentini Associates, SWA Group, I.DEA Ecological Solutions
The MIPIM Awards Jury is composed of the following experts:
Barbara A. Knoflach - Deputy Chief Executive &amp; Global Head of Investment Management, BNP Paribas Real Estate
Martin J. Brühl FRICS - President, RICS
Madeleine Cosgrave - Managing Director, Real Estate Investment, GIC Real Estate
Serge Fautré - Chief Executive Officer, AG Real Estate
John Forrester - Chief Executive Officer, EMEA , Cushman &amp; Wakefield 
Paolo Gencarelli - Head of Group Real Estate, Unicredit 
Frank Khoo - Global Head of Asia, Axa Real Estate 
Sergey Kuznetsov - Chief Architect, City of Moscow 
Ralf Niebergall - Vice President, Federal Chamber of German Architects 
Denis Valode - Architect and Co-founder, Valode &amp; Pistre
Olle Zetterberg - Chief Executive Officer, Stockholm Business Region 
 
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JW Marriott wins MIPIM award

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Melbourne's Library at The Dock took out the top award at the annual Property Council of Australia Victorian awards. 
A finalist in three categories – innovation, best public building and best new sustainable development, the library got the “Development of the Year” award. 
Delivered through a tri-partnership between the City of Melbourne, Places Victoria and Lendlease and designed by architects Clare Design with Hayball as architect of record, Library at The Dock will now be in the running for the national award, due to be announced in Sydney next month.  
Chair of the City of Melbourne’s Environment Portfolio, Cr Arron Wood said along with its green design the building offers an extensive traditional library collection, music and sound recording facilities, digital gaming, and a performance space that holds 120 people. 
“The library pays homage to Docklands’ rich maritime heritage with reclaimed hardwood from the waterfront used throughout the building. It is located in a spectacular setting on the waterfront in Victoria Harbour and is anchored by a new park and children’s play space,” Cr Wood said.
Lendlease’s managing director of Urban Regeneration, Jonathan Emery said he was thrilled that the library continues to be recognised.  
City-shaping projects like the library are crucial in order for us to create the best places for people to live, work, visit and play across our large scale urban regeneration projects.”
Following its opening in mid-2014, the library has grown in popularity, with more than 123,000 visitors in its first year and over 15,000 attending library events.
The library is only the second building in Australia to be constructed from Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), which is carbon neutral, and the first public building to be constructed from the material. It is also the first public building in Australia to have achieved a six-star green star as-built rating from the Green Building Council of Australia’s public buildings rating tool.   
The national Property Council Awards event will be held in Sydney on June 3. 
 
 
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Melbourne's Library at The Dock wins at Property Council Victorian awards 

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The AREAs, an industry awards program that spans the property and media industries, will make 17 awards in its inaugural competition.
It is open to estate agents, residential and commercial, developers, home builders, project marketers and media agencies.
<a href="https://theareas.com.au/" target="_blank">The awards</a> will cover the three categories of innovation, service excellence and contribution to the community.
REA Group customers are eligible to enter the following awards: 
 Game Changer of the Year 
 Contribution to Community x 2 – one of which is a People’s Choice Award, open to the public for voting 
 Excellence in Customer Service  Project Campaign of the Year 
 Commercial Property Campaign of the Year 
 Property Campaign of the Year 
 Brand Campaign of the Year 
 Direct Response Campaign of the Year 
The People’s Choice Award is a separate award that will be voted on by consumers after a short-list has been established by the panel of judges. 
The winner will be determined by the highest number of votes received.
Coming from the media, property, data, technology and not-for-profit sectors, the judging panel include: 
 Andrew Winter, real estate expert &amp; host of the LifeStyle Channel’s Selling Houses Australia 
 Chris Gray, CEO Your Empire; leading investment property expert and media commentator 
 Danni Addison, CEO, Urban Development Institute of Australia, Victoria 
 David Spriggs, CEO, Infoxchange 
 Dick Karlsson, Co-Founder and Chief Sales &amp; Marketing Officer, Diakrit 
 Dr Heather Holst, Deputy CEO, Launch Housing 
 Greg Dickason, EGM Real Estate &amp; Partnerships, CoreLogic RP Data 
 Paul Fisher, CEO, UnLtd 
 Greg Troughton, CEO, Real Estate Institute of South Australia 
 Steven Persson, CEO, The Big Issue 
 Tim Burrowes, Editor - Mumbrella 
 Tim McKibbin, CEO, Real Estate Institute of New South Wales 
The panel will be reviewing the property industry’s best examples of service and marketing excellence. 
"To be an agent today and survive is a huge challenge, we have a constantly evolving marketing environment and whilst embracing the continual flow of the next 'must do' still I'm pleased to say the real winners are agents remembering this is a totally people driven industry where outstanding service and human referrals are still vital," Andrew Winter said. 
He offered a tip for those thinking of entering the AREAs before the July 1 cut-off.
 “What I’ll be looking for are submissions that clearly tell a story – a beginning (what was the situation), a middle (what did the person or business do) and an end (what was the impact). If you follow that format you’ll be on the right track."
REA Group CEO Tracey Fellows said the AREAs aimed to help recognise and celebrate people doing amazing things in property and media.
REA Group has been recently included in LinkedIn’s Top Attractors list, featuring the top 25 companies where Australians would most like to work now, based on LinkedIn data.
It was the sole company featured from both the digital and media industries.
 
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AREAs judging panel announced by realestate.com.au

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The Real Estate Institute of New South Wales has announced the finalists for the 19th annual REINSW Awards for Excellence.  
REINSW President John Cunningham said being nominated as a finalist in the REINSW Awards for Excellence was the most significant accolade a real estate agent operating in NSW can receive. 
“The achievement of being recognised as a finalist is highly valued by both consumers and the profession.  “This year’s Awards program sees 21 categories spanning all facets of our industry including innovation, community service, residential and commercial professionals, as well as rising stars and auctioneers,” Mr Cunningham said.  The REINSW Awards will be announced in October 2016. 
2016 REINSW Awards for Excellence 
FINALISTS
 
AUCTIONEER
Gavin Croft – BresicWhitney/ Real Estate Auction Services
Jesse Davidson – auctionWORKS
Josh Larsen – McGrath Estate Agents
Edward Riley – McGrath Estate Agents
 
 
BUYERS’ AGENT
Nicky Cadry - BuyEast Buyers Agent
Joshua Coleman – JLL
Amanda Gould - HighSpec Properties
Rich Harvey – propertybuyer
Sebastian James - Hunter James
Jacqueline Parker – House Search Australia
 
 
COMMERCIAL AGENCY – SMALL
Commercial Property Group - Bankstown
Commercial Property Group - Bennett
Knight Frank Wagga Wagga
MMJ Real Estate
PRDnationwide - Norwest
Sutton Anderson
COMMERCIAL AGENCY – LARGE
CBRE
CI Australia
Colliers International (NSW)
Knight Frank
 
 
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGER
Jason Bowen - First National Commercial Shultz/Taree
David Ferreri - Coutts - Wetherill Park
Marlene Lynam - Highlands Property
Petah Richards - CBRE
Maidee Tirado - Knight Frank Australia
 
 
COMMERCIAL SALESPERSON
Hugh Anderson - Sutton Anderson
Sam Brewer - JLL
Michael Crombie - Colliers International (NSW)
Kymbal Dunne - Knight Frank
David Inkster - PRDnationwide - Norwest
Miron Solomons - Colliers International (NSW)    CORPORATE SUPPORT
Laura Beattie – auctionWORKS
Sarah Bester - Ray White Double Bay
Rachel Lilley - McLachlan Partners
Sonia Merciai - Laing+Simmons Corporation
Kristina Munro - Commercial Property Group – Bennett
Belinda Tolevski - Colliers International (NSW)
 
 
DIGITAL MARKETING
Sponsored by realestate.com.au
Chadwick Real Estate
Colliers International (NSW)
Cooley Auctions
Di Jones Real Estate
Pilcher Residential
 
 
INNOVATION
Sponsored by Rockend
Di Jones Real Estate
Laing+Simmons Corporation
Raine &amp; Horne Terrigal - Avoca Beach
Raine &amp; Horne Concord
Thirdi Sales &amp; Leasing
 
 
JOHN GREIG OAM COMMUNITY SERVICE
Sponsored by REI Super
Hugh Bateman - The Property Shop (NSW)
Christian Bracci – Raine &amp; Horne Concord
Aris Dendrinos - Richardson &amp; Wrench Hurlstone Park and Marrickville Kathryn Hall – Kathryn Hall Real Estate
Peter Mylonas - Peter Mylonas Property Solutions
Ian Qiu - Morton
Edward Riley – McGrath Estate Agents
 
 
PROPERTY MARKETER
Kate McCullagh - Di Jones Real Estate
Thomas Mosca - CBRE
Louisa Jackson – Langulin
Cranston Schwarz - LJ Hooker Freshwater
Sean St Clair - Ray White Lower North Shore
Anna van Schie - Ray White Balgowlah
 
 
REAL ESTATE AGENCY – SMALL
John Flood Estate Agents
Justin Ferguson Property Specialists
Lawson Estate Agents
One Agency Reeves Properties
Ray White Rural Temora
Unrealestate Coffs Coast   REAL ESTATE AGENCY – MEDIUM
Sponsored by Industrie Media
Callagher Estate Agents
McGrath Estate Agents - Wollongong
Raine &amp; Horne Double Bay
Strathfield Partners Real Estate
 
 
REAL ESTATE AGENCY – LARGE
Sponsored by PropertySafe
Chadwick Real Estate
Morton
Ray White Lower North Shore
 
 
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TEAM
Chadwick Real Estate - St Ives
Dowling Real Estate Raymond Terrace
Dukes Estate Agents
Leah Jay
Morton
Richardson &amp; Wrench Hurlstone Park
 
 
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGER
Sponsored by Direct Connect
Maria Eveleigh - Richardson &amp; Wrench Hurlstone Park &amp; Marrickville
Melissa Howard – Morton
Michelle Lucas – LJ Hooker Freshwater
Zac Morgan - Living Here Double Bay
Laetitia Pearce - Home Specialist Property Management
Emma Prgomelja – Di Jones Real Estate
 
 
RESIDENTIAL SALES TEAM
HOME789
McGrath Estate Agents - Coogee
McGrath Estate Agents - Edgecliff
McGrath Estate Agents - Terrigal
Raine &amp; Horne Terrigal - Avoca Beach
Strathfield Partners Real Estate
 
 
RESIDENTIAL SALESPERSON
Sponsored by realestate.com.au
James Crow – Morton
D'Leanne Lewis – Laing+Simmons Double Bay and Laing+Simmons Bondi Beach
George Rafty - First National Newcastle City
Nick Separovich - McGrath Estate Agents
Ettiene West - Morton
 
 
RISING STAR
Henry Burke - Colliers International (NSW)
Jessica Male - JLL
Peter Mihailou - Knight Frank Australia
Danny Shi – CBRE
Cameron Wakeham - Colliers International (NSW)
Brian Whiteman – McGrath Estate Agents
 
RURAL MARKETER
Sponsored by realestate.com.au
Richard Gemmell – Elders Real Estate
David Goldring – The Property Shop (NSW)
Edward Zouch Hamilton - Ray White Rural Forbes
Richard Royle – Colliers International (NSW)
Sam Triggs - William Inglis &amp; Sons
 
 
YOUNG AGENT
Sponsored by Commander
Elodie Fabre - Di Jones Real Estate
David Goldring - The Property Shop (NSW)
Natalie Jo Lett - Lawson Estate Agents
Alyse Pilley - The Property Shop (NSW)
Cameron Porter - Hunter James Exclusive Buyers Agents
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