Otaki

Bruce Dunnet

Peter Thomson

Hi, I’m Peter Thomson, residential sales consultant with Harcourts in Otaki. My real estate career was a natural progression for me after many years marketing produce and an enduring fascination with Otaki property. Southland born my family moved to Otaki in 1968 to pursue horticultural interests. I was educated at Waitohu School and Otaki College. On leaving I attended Victoria University before heading to Sydney to broaden my work and life experience. Since returning to Otaki in 1983 I have been involved mostly in the horticultural industry. I have two children, Emma and Briar, who attend Waitohu School. Time spent with them is most enjoyable and rewarding. With my extensive local knowledge and experience (30 years in Otaki) I can offer you valuable advice whether buying or selling in Otaki. Working with Harcourts was my overwhelming choice because of their service, professional approach, training and market share (over 30% of all sales in Kapiti-Horowhenua). I look forward to working with you and I will make every effort to ensure your real estate needs are fully met.

Tony McEwan

Tony has been in the Real Estate industry in Otaki for the past 20 years as a Rural and Residential salesperson. He has been a top performer over these years, the latest being the No. 1 salesperson for Harcourts Otaki office for 2011/2012, 2010/2011, 2009/2010, 2008/2009 also the Top Rural salesperson for the Wellington Region for 2009/2010 and was ranked number 10 for NZ Rural for 2009/2010. He has also achieved over $100 million dollars of settled sales over his 20 years in the industry. To achieve the significant number awards he has received over the years is a lot of hard work. His referral and repeat business reflects the satisfaction that has come from clients which is a great testament to his ability to give service, be professional, honest and have an enthusiastic approach to being an exceptional negotiator. He has a depth of knowledge of the area and the market, and has experienced the differences of working in these changing markets which does show that experience is paramount to achieve results.