For a Gladstone sale, put the Ray White Invercargill sales team on your shortlist. You can choose an agent whose personality and approach suit you, with the experience and complementary strengths of a locally owned office behind your move. From character features and established gardens to renovations and the way a home works for everyday living, we want buyers to understand what makes your property worth a closer look.
Brendan Mason brings more than 35 years in property and the perspective of a selling owner who helped establish the office in 2002. Henry Mason works with sellers in Gladstone and neighbouring Invercargill suburbs, combining residential sales with earlier property-management experience. Those are two introductions into a wider sales team: the right person for your sale should also be someone you feel comfortable talking to, asking questions of and trusting with the next step.
Start with the kind of support you want. A considered campaign, confident negotiation and clear communication all matter, but so does finding a person who understands your priorities.
James McRobie combines an active sales role with auctioneering and office ownership, helping sellers work through preparation, marketing and sale-method choices. Hannah Mason, who works alongside James, brings a previous legal career and an eye for transaction detail to her sales work. Together, they offer a thoughtful starting point if you want to discuss how a campaign could be structured around your home and plans.
Rachel Findlater draws on experience with development, new builds and home ownership, bringing calm attention to preparation and the decisions around a move. Her sales partner Hayden Sproat offers an approachable style and a personal understanding of both town and lifestyle living. You can explore their individual profiles and decide whether their partnership feels right for you.
There is no exclusive Gladstone salesperson here. These are introductions to a connected office, with further strengths across the team to help you find your fit.
Gladstone’s established residential setting and access to Queens Park give a campaign more to work with than a room count. The selling story should bring together the home’s character, natural light, garden, improvements and the everyday appeal of its particular address. A renovated kitchen, original detailing or a sheltered outdoor space deserves thoughtful presentation rather than a generic suburb description.
Jacqui van Dam brings a professional photography background and an eye for light, layout and outdoor spaces. Jordan Siobhan also draws on professional photography experience, helping the character and setting of a property come through. Their visual backgrounds offer an appealing starting point for a conversation about presenting your home.
Jaimee McCabe combines a decade in the property industry with an energetic, personal approach to communication. Katie Davis, selling since 2007, brings experience in marketing and negotiation and a listen-first approach. Talk with them about which features deserve attention and how the campaign can speak to the buyers your home could suit.
Selling a much-loved home is different from selling an investment or preparing for a first move. Our team’s range gives you people to talk to about the choices behind the sale, as well as the property itself.
Darryl Brown has been with Ray White since 2005 and brings practical experience across homes, investment properties and sections. John Hawke, in real estate since 2003, offers a straightforward, problem-solving approach developed through residential and lifestyle sales. Their experience is useful when you want a clear conversation about your options and what to tackle first.
Keith Thomas brings a Southland upbringing, an approachable manner and a practical outlook to working with homeowners. Max Kumm draws on a long career in sales, with a focus on relationships, communication and negotiation. Trevor Black, working in property since 2004, brings the follow-through and practical thinking of a former business owner. Explore their profiles if you value a personable conversation and a clear understanding of the steps ahead.
The strongest selling story depends on what you own. An investment property needs a different conversation from a family home; land or a property with further potential needs its own careful assessment. Bring records of improvements, heating and insulation into the discussion so appealing presentation is backed by useful property information.
Philip Brough is a selling co-owner with more than 30 years in property. His experience with land, subdivisions, titles, covenants and easements adds a useful perspective when your questions extend beyond the house. Discuss the possibilities for your specific property rather than assuming an address or section size guarantees a development outcome.
Tyler Milne and Jasmyn Pollock work together as a sales partnership. Tyler’s work spans first-home buyers, investors and lifestyle property; Jasmyn brings earlier property-management experience into her current sales role. Their shared profile introduces both people and gives owners of a rented home another practical route into a sales conversation.
Good communication makes a difference when you are balancing a sale with work, family and the next chapter. Finding an agent whose working style suits you is part of choosing well.
Olivia Buchanan brings a background in education and sales, with a people-focused approach. Olivia Dowling brings experience in design, project management and business ownership, with attention to presentation and organisation. Their shared Olivia Collective profile explains the two-person partnership and the complementary strengths you can discuss with them.
Sammy Gibb brings product-sales and local team-leadership experience into her newer real estate career. Her focus on explaining things clearly and helping customers work through decisions offers another approachable introduction to the office.
Start with a conversation about your address, its condition and improvements, and what you want the sale to achieve. Ask about relevant comparable properties, presentation priorities, marketing choices and how you would stay informed throughout the campaign. Agree the marketing costs and sale method, how viewings will fit around your household, and how buyer feedback and offers will be communicated. An appraisal should help you make decisions, not leave you with a number and no direction.
You can request a property appraisal or contact any of the linked salespeople above directly. If you would like help choosing, call Ray White Invercargill on 03 218 6117 or email the office and ask for an introduction to the sales team for your Gladstone property. Tell us what matters to you, and let’s talk about your next move.
Explore Find A Local Agent for the office introduction and other Invercargill suburb pages.