As of the 1st of September, Property Brokers will also include Ōtaki in the provincial locations serviced throughout heartland New Zealand, bringing the total to 89.
"This expansion into Ōtaki marks the fourth branch for Property Brokers in the wider Kāpiti-Horowhenua region," said, Paul Roache, Property Brokers' Manawatu Regional Director. "We're thrilled to welcome Travis Robertson and his father, Grant, on board; they're great people. They have a long history in Real Estate and are well respected in the local community. Adding the Ōtaki team into the Property Brokers family gives us an even greater opportunity to be represented in the Kāpiti-Horowhenua region, leveraging our combined strengths."
Property Brokers' Kāpiti Sales Manager, David Pollock, is excited about this opportunity to strengthen Property Brokers' position in the local market. "Many people are unaware that Property Brokers is one of the largest non-franchised real estate companies in New Zealand and this move further reinforces our presence in the market."
Travis and Grant are excited to be part of the over 850-strong Property Brokers family.
Grant has been involved in Real Estate in the Kāpiti-Horowhenua area since 1986. He says, "Tim Mordaunt opened his first Property Brokers office in August 1986, the same month I started with Professionals in Levin as a Sales Consultant with a brief to build a rural presence." "I have watched with interest and admiration as Property Brokers has built a nationwide network of strong offices and well-trained high-performing salespeople. It's exciting to work with like-minded people and to offer locals an even better real estate experience."
Managing Director, Guy Mordaunt, says, "It's great to have Travis and Grant on board. They are great people and strengthen our offering to the market. They, like us, are committed to contributing positively to the community and to seeing the region flourish and thrive."
Travis says, "Ōtaki is growing at an unprecedented pace. With the opening of the expressway, the potential electrification and double tracking of the railway line to Ōtaki, and increased service provision, along with the many subdivisions opening for housing, will bring even more talented and diverse people to the area. We have a fantastic, warm and welcoming community; it really is a wonderful place to live and build a family."
