Harcourts Real Estate

New Harcourts Office in Hope Island! 🏝️ We’re thrilled to announce the opening of Harcourts Rodgers Group (RG), led by the dynamic duo Tamra and Oliver Rodgers. Tamara and Oliver’s 30 years of combined experience, along with their commitment to a personalised approach, have been the cornerstone of their success. From breaking street and estate records to achieving an impressive 4.9-star Google rating (the highest in the region), their average market time of just 20 days for properties demonstrates their ability to deliver outstanding results and exceed expectations. 💪 Beyond real estate, Harcourts RG is deeply connected to the local community. As proud sponsors of North Gold Coast Touch and supporters of Wildcare Australia, their values of care and contribution shine through in everything they do. Oliver Rodgers sums it up perfectly: "Our focus isn’t just on transactions—it’s about creating a legacy of trust, one property and one client at a time." Whether you’re buying, selling, or managing your property, Harcourts RG is here to guide you every step of the way. 💡 Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/g-5T9h22 #HarcourtsAustralia #HopeIsland #RealEstate #Queensland

🌟 Building Stronger Communities, Together 🌟 At Harcourts Real Estate Australia, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible impact our offices are making across the country. An example of this dedication can be seen with Harcourts Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, and Hunter Valley, with their unwavering support of their local community. From sponsoring beloved teams like the Newcastle Jets, Newcastle Surf Lifesaving Club, and the Maitland Pickers Rugby League Club, to fostering connection and collaboration off the field, their efforts are shaping a brighter future for Newcastle and the Hunter Valley. Highlights of their commitment include: ✅ Over 10 years of sponsorship with Newcastle Olympic Football Club. ✅ Mentoring athletes and fostering community pride. ✅ Active involvement, like surf patrols with the Newcastle Surf Life Saving Club. As we look ahead to 2025, Harcourts Newcastle and their passionate team continue to lead the way in uplifting organisations, strengthening local ties, and making a lasting impact.💙 Want to hear more? 💡Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/g2CC8Y9E #HarcourtsAustralia #Community #Peoplefirst

What's Next for Real Estate in 2025? 🤔 As we step into 2025, the real estate market enters a new phase — Adrian Knowles, CEO of Harcourts Australia advises that 2025 will be a year marked by stability and steady growth. ✅ Stabilising Prices Expect price growth of 3%-5% - Offering buyers confidence, sellers steady demand, and investors predictable returns. The takeaway here? 2025 will be a market defined by timing, strategy, and seizing opportunity. ✅ Rate Cuts Fuel Confidence With cooling interest rates and wider economic stabilisation on the horizon, consumer confidence is trending upward. 2025 presents a rare window to benefit from favourable borrowing conditions for buyers stepping into the market. ✅ Regional Markets on the Rise If 2024 was the year of urban rebound then 2025 is poised to bring regional markets into sharp focus. There's a clear trend of people seeking the lifestyle benefits of reginal homes. Developers and investors, take note! This is where growth is thriving. What Opportunities Will You Seize in 2025? Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, or invest - aligning with expert insights could be the key to turning opportunities into achievements. If you’re ready to take the next step, our experts are here to guide you. Visit our website for actionable insights and personalised advice. https://lnkd.in/g3Gnkme2

Why You Should Be Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable 💪 In real estate, just like in life, growth often lies just beyond our comfort zones. As Shane Kempton, CEO of Harcourts WA, says, "To get comfortable, you must be willing to get uncomfortable." Whether it's asking for the sale, delivering tough news to a client, or trying new prospecting techniques, discomfort often holds the key to our growth and resilience. By embracing discomfort you could open yourself to, setting bigger goals, making more direct outreach, or tackling tough conversations that build trust and confidence. By stretching ourselves beyond what we think is possible, we not only build resilience but also improve our ability to perform under pressure, helping both ourselves and our clients achieve success. 💡 What uncomfortable step will you take today to push your business forward? Click the link to read more about how embracing discomfort in real estate can boost your mental fitness and resilience: https://lnkd.in/gECDebbZ #Harcourts #RealEstate #PersonalDevelopment #GrowthMindset #MentalFitness #Sales #Resilience

Real Estate Predications for 2025 Whilst recent history will show buyers, sellers and investors experiencing a mixed bag of unpredictable highs, pandemic-driven location, lifestyle and household requirement shifts set against a backdrop of ongoing affordability challenges for aspiring future generations of Australian homeowners, the horizon ahead suggests a period of opportunity and strategic decision-making. So, whether you have high hopes of planning to make your first or next home purchase as a buyer or investor, we trust these expert-driven predictions from seasoned real estate veterans will help you capitalise on your plans in 2025. From stabilised price growth and increasing demand for sustainability to evolving auction processes, here are the top five predictions shaping Australian real estate in 2025: https://lnkd.in/gVKnMpr2 #harcourts #realestate #marketupdate  

Moving Beyond the Fee Conversation In an industry where fees seem to be always up for debate, experienced property management leader Rachel Atkin, from Harcourts Victoria, shares why competing on fees is a race to the bottom – and how to elevate your value proposition to win more business in 2025. When was the last time you chose a doctor, lawyer, or accountant based solely on their fees? Yet in property management, we often let ourselves get dragged into competing on price instead of focusing on what really matters – creating value for our clients. Let’s be honest: anyone can talk about fees. Anyone can offer a discount. But true success in property management isn’t about being the cheapest option – it’s about being the best value option. We’re not just managing properties – we’re helping people build wealth through property investment. When we focus on being relationship builders rather than transaction processors, we create opportunities for genuine connections that transcend price comparisons. To learn Rachel's three valuable tips to changing perspectives, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g4iXcHJP #harcourts #propertymanagement #realestate #tipsfor2025

5 Database End-Of-Year Doables Kiarni Hall, Harcourts Queensland Business Operations Manager, shares how to set yourself up for success in 2025 As we approach the end of the year, some of us will be powering through to the finish line, making the most of every opportunity. For others, the pace may slow down, and it's easy to feel like you're in a holding pattern until the new year kicks off. However, instead of letting this time slip away, consider using it to implement strategies that will set you up for success when you return. Here are five essential tasks you can work through before year-end to ensure you hit the ground running in 2025. 1. Duplication Checks Before you close out the year, take a moment to minimise the number of duplicate entries you have. Duplicate records can muddy your data and lead to wasted time when you're trying to follow up with clients or leads. 2. Obtain Contact Information It’s easy to overlook the contacts with incomplete details, but they represent a significant opportunity for growth. Most CRM’s allow you an option to run a search for contacts that are missing either a phone number, an email address, or both. 3. Review & Update Your Appraisals One of the most important tasks to tackle before year-end is reviewing all the appraisals you've entered throughout the year. Have they sold? If so, those appraisals are no longer relevant and should be updated accordingly. If a property has sold, change the status from "appraisal" back to "prospect," and update it with the new owner's details. This will help you maintain accurate records and ensure you're not focusing on outdated or irrelevant data. 4. Set Your Anniversary Schedules I’ve been in real estate operations for a while now and in that time, I have only ever seen 1 agent who genuinely managed their anniversaries. It (almost) goes without saying, she had a lot of repeat business. Anniversary schedules are an often-overlooked task that can yield long-term benefits. Whether it's the anniversary of a property sale or a client milestone, these touchpoints are vital for keeping relationships strong. 5. Ensure Action for Every Contact – No Exceptions! Ensure that every contact in your database has a recurring action applied to them. Too often, we leave contacts untouched, and when it's time to follow up, we forget where we left off. Use the last few weeks of the year to run a search for any contacts who don't have an upcoming action. Add specific next steps for each contact—whether it’s a follow-up call, a check-in email, or an annual review. And when you make contact, don’t forget to leave notes for future reference. Documenting every interaction ensures you’ll never miss a beat when you return to work and if you do it right, you’ll have a bunch of calls waiting for you that you don’t even have to think about! #harcourts #realestate #operations #databasemanagement

Agent and Auctioneer Kobe Rae, from Harcourts Greater Springfield, recently sat down with Aaron Davis, Harcourts Australia Head of Auction. Together they discuss Kobe's passion and purpose behind his journey, sharing valuable insights on what it takes to excel in the world of auctioneering. #harcourts #auctioneering #auctions #harcourtsgreaterspringfield

Mo's On The Go (and the Grow) at Harcourts Mandurah! Movember is the leading charity changing the face of men’s health. The month of November is a chance to grow a mo and raise funds for a healthier world. Harcourts Mandurah's Brad Malingre has been fundraising for Movember for 17 Years and this year, 13 of his colleagues got behind him for this great cause. “We did it to assist our work colleague and friend, Brad, for his passion, drive and his continual support for this wonderful charity and cause,” explains Ben Hatch, Selling Director, Harcourts Mandurah. “Most of us have never grown a moustache in our lives,” continues Mr Hatch. “It doesn’t matter if you look in a mirror or see your reflection in a window, but the Mo has been an experience and a consistent reminder of why we are doing it.” Not only was the mo on the grow and the go, but the Harcourts Mandurah team gave themselves ‘The 33 Hour Bike Challenge’ where two stationary fitness bikes, generously supplied by Orbit Fitness in Mandurah, were continually ridden as part of the fund raising. “‘The 33 Hour Bike Challenge’ was great, and it certainly was a challenge, especially in the early hours of the morning. But with 40 people putting their hand up to spend some time on the bike and travel over 1500kms, we were never short of support.” “Having the team ride in pairs was a huge bonus as it fuelled great conversations and formed stronger bonds within our fantastic team.” Further supporting this great cause and Harcourts Mandurah’s efforts, the Harcourts Foundation agreed to dollar match up to $5,000 the funds raised. “It was amazing to watch us all come together for such a worthy cause.” #harcourts #movember #harcourtsmandurah #harcourtsfoundation

Harcourts SA Wins Gold in Reader's Digest Quality Service 2025 Awards This year, as Harcourts SA celebrates its 20-year anniversary, the prestigious Reader’s Digest Quality Service Awards 2025 Gold comes as a testament to their sustained commitment to service excellence. “Harcourts SA being honoured with this prestigious award highlights our ongoing commitment to a core value of ours which is ‘people first’." comments Heather Edwards, CEO Harcourts SA. Adrian Knowles, CEO Harcourts Australia remarked on the achievement, "With a legacy of excellence, personalised service, and a deep commitment to client success, Harcourts SA is poised to continue leading the way in helping homebuyers and property sellers achieve their dreams." Established in South Australia in 2004, Harcourts' entry into the local real estate scene was nothing short of dynamic. With roots dating back to 1888 in New Zealand and 1997 in Australia, Harcourts brought its rich legacy of trust, support, and communication to South Australia, quickly claiming the number one spot in the state just over a decade later. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gAvn9spM #harcourts #realestate #readersdigestawards #southaustralia