Find a Local Agent

Find the right salesperson for your property and your next move

Choosing an agent is a decision about experience, judgement and the way you want to work together. At Ray White Cambridge, you can draw on a sales team whose backgrounds span residential property, farming, lifestyle blocks, construction, auctions and business. We bring those perspectives into a practical discussion about your property, the people it may appeal to and a campaign that fits your plans.

Start with the place you are selling

Our area pages connect the local property questions with the people who can help you work through them. Each introduces the Cambridge selling team and links to individual profiles, so you can explore the experience and approach behind a name.

• Cambridge: residential choices, presentation and a well-supported selling plan.
• Leamington: the individual home, its everyday appeal and your moving timetable.
• Karāpiro: the setting, lifestyle features and the information buyers need.
• Roto-o-rangi: the home, land and practical details of a rural or lifestyle sale.
• Ngāhinapōuri: a property-specific lifestyle campaign and relevant appraisal comparisons.

A team with different strengths

Mark Keesom brings the oversight of a selling principal and industry experience dating from 2007. Ron Bradley AREINZ adds a background in agency ownership, auctions and development. Rebekah Bloodworth connects campaign detail with a calm understanding of major life changes, while Tod Foster brings construction and own-home building experience to his client planning and feedback.

For land and lifestyle questions, Violet Tangaroa draws on twenty years of dairy farming, Barry Jones combines rural roots with a long real estate career, and Don Sheppard brings a livestock and rural-sales background. Murray Green adds firsthand lifestyle-block living and a client-care focus.

Elaine Wang works in Mandarin and English and brings business, marketing and construction knowledge. Dylan Laubscher understands the personal experience of relocation. Maureen Crowe combines a people-first approach with a personal connection to lifestyle living and harness racing, and Isuru De Silva emphasises personalised guidance and communication.

What to look for in a selling proposal

• Evidence you can follow: relevant recent sales and a clear explanation of the differences between those properties and yours.
• A campaign with a purpose: preparation, photography, marketing and a sale method chosen for your property and circumstances.
• A workable relationship: agreement about who handles enquiries and inspections, how feedback is reported and how offers will be discussed.

Choose a salesperson directly through their profile, or ask our office for an introduction. Request a free sales appraisal, call 07 827 0222 or email cambridge.nz@raywhite.com. Tell us what you are selling, your timing and what matters most to you.

Our complete team directory also includes the colleagues who support the office. For the transaction itself, explore the Cambridge selling guide and our buyer resources.