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Eves Realty branches out to Hamilton

Hamilton News
15 Jan, 2013 01:51 AM2 mins to read

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One of the longest established real estate brands in the business, Eves Realty Ltd, is expanding from its Bay of Plenty base into the steadily growing Hamilton residential property market.

Eves' sister company in the Realty Services Group, Bayleys Waikato, with branches in Hamilton, Cambridge and Matamata has grown significantly in recent years. Now the full range of property marketing services and networks for buyers and sellers is widened through the introduction of the Eves team into the Hamilton residential market.

Managing Director of the Realty Services Group, Richard Cashmore, and Chief Executive Ross Stanway, along with well-known Bayleys Manager and Auctioneer Stephen Shale are enthusiastic about the opportunities for property owners that this Waikato, Bay of Plenty connection will bring. Many residents own properties in both regional markets.

The Eves brand has been established over more than 30 years, and the business also plays a significant "corporate community responsibility "role as they have partnerships with many schools, sports clubs, cultural and community groups.  The Eves team looks forward to developing strong links within the Hamilton community.

Gordon Stewart, a well-known real estate personality in both Hamilton and Tauranga, will manage the introduction of Eves Hamilton office. He looks forward to working with a team of professional real estate consultants and plans to quickly expand.

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The opening of Eves Realty office this month will bring up a total of nine offices specialising in residential property sales.

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