Winners revealed: Ipswich real estate agents voted top five for 2023
We put out the call to find Ipswich’s best real estate agent, and it’s time to reveal the region’s favourites. See who came out on top.
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The votes are in and The Queensland Times can now reveal Ipswich’s top five real estate agents of 2023.
Our readers voted for their top pick out of over 50 agents, each nominated for going above and beyond for their clients.
From fifty down to five, see the agents voted best of the very best:
5. Geoff Paulsen and Ally Briscoe
Geoff and Ally are a dynamic duo working at Crowne Real Estate, Riverlink.
They have received praise for their high energy, real estate knowledge, and their involvement helping out charities and organisations in the Ipswich community.
Together they received five per cent of our readers votes.
4. Laney McQueen
Laney McQueen is an Ipswich local and budding real estate powerhouse working for NGU Real Estate, Brassall.
She has been highly recommended by clients for being professional, trustworthy, and a clear and honest communicator.
Laney received six per cent of our readers votes.
3. Del Marschke
Del Marschke is a highly-rated agent at Crowne Real Estate, Ipswich.
She is recommended for her top communication, real estate experience, and for always working hard to achieve her clients goals.
Del received seven per cent of our readers votes.
2. Glenn Ball
Glenn Ball is co-owner and principal at First National Action Real Estate, Ipswich.
With 19 years of experience under his belt, Glenn is highly recommended for his market knowledge, professionalism, and genuine commitment to his clients.
He received eight per cent of our readers votes.
1. Roger Eveans
Roger Eveans of Link Properties was a clear favourite, voted Ipswich’s number one agent by eleven per cent of our readers.
He is highly recommended by clients for being genuine, reliable, and for always going “above and beyond”.
Mr Eveans said he was “ecstatic” to be voted number one.
“We were just happy with top 60,” he said.
Mr Eveans is a born and proud local, who grew up in Redbank Plains and remained in the Ipswich area ever since.
The father-of-three is a relative newcomer to the real estate business, having worked as an agent for three and a half years now.
He got his start at First National Action Realty, who he spoke very highly of, but he soon wanted to branch out on his own.
With over 20 years of experience as a painter, Mr Eveans has used his prior industry knowledge to make a his mark on Ipswich’s real estate landscape.
“Being a tradie I don’t come across like any other agent,” he explained.
“I just talk to them [clients] like I’m talking about football.”
Mr Eveans attributed his success in Ipswich to the way clients connected with his down to earth, relatable image.
He said would make videos making fun of himself, running around in a suit and “just being everything other than what a real estate agent is supposed to be like”.
Mr Eveans joked that the job was more like being a psychologist or removalist than he expected.
“It definitely pays in any business just to be a hard worker, genuine person,” he said.
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