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Harcourts’ Newest Partner Ranked in Oz Top 100

Published: Mon 18 Oct 2004 09:49 AM
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15 October 2004
Harcourts’ Newest Partner Ranked in Top 100 Australian Companies
Australasia’s fastest growing real estate group, Harcourts International Ltd, is celebrating the success of its newest joint venture partner, M Real Estate being named Number 24 in leading Australian business magazine, Business Review Weekly’s (BRW) annual ‘BRW Fast 100’ list this week. M is also the only Tasmanian company on the list.
M & M Real Estate was founded in 2001 with directors Tony Morrison and Kirsty Dunphey building the initial team of three to 19 and Launceston’s highest grossing sales team per consultant.
The joint venture with Harcourts took effect in August this year (M & M Harcourts) and has seen the Launceston office become the founding franchise of an aggressive drive into new Tasmanian markets to achieve eight additional offices by the end of 2005.
Joint Director of M Harcourts, Kirsty Dunphey said, “Our placement in the list, especially our ranking at number 24 is a huge honour. To be recognised in this way and placed in the company of organisations such as Boost Juice and realestate.com.au is overwhelming.”
Managing Director of Harcourts International Ltd, Mike Green, added, “Our launch into Tasmania was strategically important for our organisation as Tasmania continues to show significant growth and presents an enormous opportunity in the future. Our partnership with M was equally critical to our success – this recognition by BRW of M’s outstanding business achievements and growth simply reinforces that we have the very best business partners in the Tasmanian marketplace.”
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