Most sellers wouldn’t hire the cheapest stager or gardener – so why choose the cheapest negotiator for the biggest sale of their life? An agent who costs $5,000 more but achieves $30,000 more hasn’t cost you anything.
Read the column →The cheapest agent can turn out to be the most expensive decision you make.
→ Oct2026After 17 years selling real estate, buyers still surprise me – so stop trying to guess what they want.
→ Sep2026The best advice I can give? Watch an agent work before you ever choose one.
→ Aug2026In a slower market, the hardest question isn’t about price – it’s about time.
→ Jul2026After 17 years, the sellers who do best all share one habit – they start early.
→ Jun2026Downsizers want to stay in the suburbs they helped build – but the right homes are still in short supply.
→ May2026The question used to be “Does it look good?” Now it’s “Does it work?”
→REA Board member, Karori local since 2009.
→KRA, Karori Community Patrol, Friends of Waipāhihi Stream.
→Supporter & Ambassador.
→What sellers have said.
→My full sales record on RateMyAgent.
→Call, email or book an appraisal.
→No hard sell – whether it’s a quick question, an honest read on the market, or a full appraisal.