- Movers + Shakers by Elite Agent
- Posts
- Josh Symons big move, The new Ray White Northern Beaches, Cristian De Nigris heads to Sotheby’s and Raine & Horne Northbridge takes flight
Josh Symons big move, The new Ray White Northern Beaches, Cristian De Nigris heads to Sotheby’s and Raine & Horne Northbridge takes flight
Also, the Croft family launches Ray White Rural Dalby, LJ Hooker expands in Far North Queensland, and Margaret Black AM passes leadership to her daughter.
Elite Agent Editor
July 7th, 2024
Featuring in this week’s edition of Movers + Shakers: Lorinda Mansfield, Ryan Suhle, Harneet Johal, Matthew Hurlston
This week, there is more jockeying over on Sydney’s Lower North Shore than during a Spring Racing Carnival: David Walker and Charles Caravousanos have slipped on the boardies and headed to the beach to add to their growing empire. Stuart Bourne has ‘bridged’ a gap in Raine & Horne’s footprint. And there are more family moves than an episode of Dynasty. Settle in with a Sunday cuppa and dive into this week’s movers and shakers!
This week’s big moves
Josh Symons has been appointed CoreLogic's new head of real estate solutions. Photo: CoreLogic
“We recognise the significant investment and resources that an agency makes in building their market identity to list and sell properties, attract and retain talent and manage a rent roll.”
Josh Symons joins CoreLogic
He has been named the new head of real estate solutions and is looking forward to helping PropTech deliver agent-centric solutions to help agents excel in the digital age. More here.
Charles Caravousanos and David Walker. Photo: Ray White
"This expansion is the missing link in our group of offices and we are eager to introduce our winning formula to this vibrant community”
David Walker and Charles Caravousanos head to the beaches
With offices spread across Turramurra, Wahroonga, Roseville, St Ives, Pennant Hills, and Hornsby, the Ray White Upper North Shore principals are excited to grow their business, opening offices in Manly and Mona Vale. More here.
New offices, promotions and family affairs
This week could mark the beginning of new dynasties with the opening of several offices, key staff members stepping into new roles and impressive expansions. We've gathered all the details for you here…
Cristian De Nigris Joins Sotheby's. The experienced agent has taken a key role at Sotheby’s Woollahra, aiming to drive high-end market growth. More here. |
James and Sally Croft Launch in Dalby. The husband-and-wife team has expanded their footprint in Queensland’s Darling Downs with the opening of Ray White Rural. More here. |
Margaret Black AM Steps Aside. She’s handed the reins of leadership to her daughter, ensuring continuity and fresh energy in their family-run agency. More here. |
Harneet Johal Steps Up at McGrath Werribee. She’s the new Head of Performance and Growth at the high-volume agency led by Taney Jain. More here. |
Albi Homann Expands in FNQ. She’s opened a new LJ Hooker office in the Tablelands to help provide better coverage for sellers. More here. |
Glenn Carpenter Acquires Ray White Manly. His acquisition of Ray White Manly and Peninsula Sales is set to strengthen the agency's foothold in a competitive market. More here. |
Raine & Horne Launch in Northbridge. Principal Stuart Bourne will lead the group’s fourth Lower North Shore location. More here. |
Ryan Suhle Heads Ray White Burpengary. Experienced agent Ryan Suhle has taken the lead at Ray White Burpengary, aiming to drive (pun intended?!) market penetration and service excellence. More here. |
Neil and Meg Clark Take Over LJ Hooker Dural. Neil and Meg Clark bring new leadership to LJ Hooker Dural, focusing on innovation and growth within the local market. More here. |
Ray White Bentleigh Takes Flight. The Ray White Carnegie team, led by Matthew Hurlston, Tom Grieve, and Josh Hommelhoff, has expanded their presence in southeast Melbourne by launching its second office, Ray White Bentleigh. More here. |
Weekend Poll
This week, we discovered that 60 per cent of Gen Z dread making or accepting phone calls. In this week’s poll, we want to know: What method of communication do you think works best?
Choose your best answer below:
In 2024, what do you think is the best way of communicating with buyers and sellers? |
And if you’d like some tips on how to get on top of the telephone, check out three top-read articles on the topic:
And finally…
Do you know of any upcoming moves we should know about? Tip us off by emailing [email protected].
Reply