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Dual executive appointments for real estate agency
Media Release
9.12.2013
Dual executive appointments
for real estate agency
Real estate agency
Bayleys has appointed Gary Brooks into two new roles.
Firstly, as rural manager for the company’s Lower North
Island country operations. And secondly, taking on the
position of eastern region general manager for the company
– overseeing operations of Bayleys’ offices in Hawke’s
Bay and Wairarapa.
Mr Brooks, a director of the company which owns and operates Bayleys’ franchises throughout the lower half of the North Island, has been with the brand for 15 years and was instrumental in establishing the company’s country division in 1999.
The new roles will entail the development of a group-wide recruitment strategy in the rural sector, and growing brand presence and sales personnel numbers in the Hawke’s Bay and Wairarapa residential markets.
Bayleys’ Lower North Island franchise network – operating under the parent company Coast to Coast Ltd – now has branches in Wanganui, Palmerston North, Havelock North, Napier, Feilding, Foxton, Pahiatua, Greytown, and Masterton.
Bayleys Real Estate
New Zealand
Bayleys is New Zealand's largest full-service real estate company. We offer expertise in the marketing and sale of a wide range of property, including residential real estate, farms and lifestyle blocks, and commercial and industrial property. This includes tourism and business sales such as hotels and motels. We also cover the real estate markets in Fiji and other Pacific Islands.
Bayleys also provides a complete property and facilities service including property management and valuations teams focused on achieving both Owner and Tenant satisfaction.
No other real estate company can match our breadth of coverage across all market sectors throughout New Zealand.
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