Selling in Waikiwi is a chance to show buyers how your property could fit their next move. It may be the family living spaces, a garden with room to enjoy, a home that makes everyday upkeep easier, or a section where someone can plan a new beginning. Ray White Invercargill brings together salespeople with the presentation, negotiation and property experience to help you make that story convincing.
Our locally owned office gives you a choice of selling owners, individual consultants and partnerships. Get to know the people below, compare their approach and choose the relationship that works for you. Your sale deserves both a strong introduction to buyers and a team that makes the process clear from the first conversation.
James McRobie is a selling co-owner and auctioneer whose experience brings campaign preparation and sale-method choices together. Sales partner Hannah Mason adds attention to transaction detail and communication, drawing on her earlier legal career. They offer a partnership to discuss both the way you present your property and the decisions that follow.
Henry Mason includes Waikiwi among the Invercargill suburbs he works in. His residential sales role follows earlier property-management work, giving him a useful perspective on homes and investment decisions. Darryl Brown, with Ray White since 2005, works across homes, investments and sections. Both give you practical people to speak with as you shape your plans.
Waikiwi’s northern Invercargill setting includes Waikiwi Domain and neighbourhood playgrounds. Your own address and the way the home works matter just as much as that wider setting. Bring the conversation back to the living areas, bedrooms, warmth, storage and outdoor spaces that buyers will use. A clear floor plan and thoughtful photography can help them picture daily life before they arrive at a viewing.
Jacqui van Dam brings professional photography experience and an eye for light, layout and outdoor spaces. Jordan Siobhan also draws on a photography background, adding a creative perspective on a home’s character and setting. Talk with them about the features that should lead your presentation, whether that is the kitchen and living connection or the way the home opens to its garden.
Katie Davis, selling since 2007, combines marketing and negotiation experience with a listen-first approach. Jaimee McCabe brings more than a decade in the property industry and energetic, personal communication. They give you further perspectives on creating a campaign that fits both the home and the people selling it.
A section needs a different introduction from a home ready to move into. Buyers will want to understand the title, services, access and any relevant covenants or consent questions. For a house with further possibilities, explain its existing condition clearly and discuss what information is available about any proposed change. Your agent can help organise the questions and records so the campaign makes the property easier to understand.
Philip Brough, a selling co-owner with more than 30 years in property, brings experience with land, subdivisions, titles, covenants and easements. His background is a useful strength when the conversation reaches beyond the house itself. Rachel Findlater adds development, new-build and home-ownership experience with a calm approach to the sale. Her partner Hayden Sproat brings an approachable style and an understanding of city and lifestyle living.
Your next move might mean more room, a smaller home or a new project. The sale should support that plan. Discuss your timing, the work worth doing before photography and the practical arrangements around your household. Agree a preparation list that fits your budget, rather than feeling you have to change everything before going to market.
Tyler Milne works with first-home buyers, investors and lifestyle owners. Jasmyn Pollock, his sales partner, brings earlier property-management experience to their current sales service. Their shared profile introduces both people. Max Kumm draws on a long sales career, with relationships, communication and negotiation central to his approach.
Olivia Buchanan brings education and sales experience with a people-focused style. Partner Olivia Dowling adds design, project management and business experience. Their Olivia Collective profile shows how their strengths come together. Sammy Gibb brings product-sales and local team-leadership experience into her newer property career, offering a clear, organised introduction to the decisions ahead.
You can choose a person you connect with and draw on the range within our office. Brendan Mason remains an active selling co-owner, with more than 35 years in property and the office he opened in 2002. His industry experience sits alongside the different backgrounds and working styles of the wider sales team.
John Hawke, in real estate since 2003, brings a straightforward, problem-solving approach. Trevor Black combines property work since 2004 with the practical outlook of a former business owner. Keith Thomas brings a Southland upbringing and a personable, pressure-free style. Their profiles give you more people to consider, with the experience and follow-through to discuss your property and your priorities.
Request a property appraisal or contact one of the salespeople above. Tell us the address, the property’s condition and the move you are planning. We can discuss relevant comparable properties and the information buyers will need, then explain the campaign choices for your home or land.
Ask for a written proposal covering the sale method, marketing costs and timing. Clarify who handles enquiries and viewings, how appointments fit around your household and when you will receive buyer feedback. A clear proposal makes it easier to choose the agent you want beside you.
Call 03 218 6117, email Ray White Invercargill or use the form below. We would love to hear about your Waikiwi property and help you put its best features in front of buyers.
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