NEW BUSINESS: Real estate agents open near Dalby
A REAL Estate agency has opened in an area near Dalby known for its large scale grazing properties, farming land parcels, and small residential and hobby farm blocks.
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VAST grazing plains, farming land parcels, and resident farm blocks will now be listed by a new real estate agency operating just outside of Dalby.
Oakey residents Geoff and Julie Byers have lived and breathed agribusiness for decades and are now expanding to real estate with the opening of Ray White Rural Oakey.
The husband and wife team have always had a passion for real estate, and were excited to announce the opening of their new franchise on November 9.
Born and bred in Oakey, the pair have both had extensive careers in agribusiness including livestock, feed and commodity sales.
The couple know the area like the back of their hand, with Mr Byers saying their local knowledge will be one of their biggest assets.
“We’ve got many years of experience in all aspects of everything in our local area,” he said.
“But we will also bring professionalism and dedication to every single transaction as we know we are here to look after the client, whether they are buying, selling or leasing.”
Real estate in Oakey varies from residential, smaller lifestyle and hobby farm blocks to larger scale grazing properties and farming land parcels, and is known as a big producer of cereal crops and cattle.
There are also plenty of opportunities for the Byers to expand into livestock and clearance sales in the future.
Ray White Rural Managing Director Stephen Nell welcomed Julie and Geoff Byers to the Ray White family.
“We are delighted that Julie and Geoff have chosen to partner with Ray White and have no doubt they will be an asset to the group,” he said.
“We look forward to supporting them and celebrating their success.”
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