Harcourts expands in South Auckland with four new offices, strengthening market presence"

Harcourts is strengthening its presence in South Auckland with the launch of four new offices: Harcourts Manurewa, Harcourts Wiri, Harcourts Ōtāhuhu, and Harcourts Manukau.

Backed by experienced and passionate real estate professionals, these new businesses are set to transform the local property landscape, delivering high-quality service and fostering community engagement.

Gary Bal Returns to Harcourts with Manurewa Office

Leading Harcourts Manurewa is seasoned real estate professional Gary Bal, who brings over a decade of industry experience. Having begun his career with Harcourts,

Gary honed his expertise in property management and sales before successfully running his own business outside the network. His return to Harcourts marks a strategic move to leverage the brand’s established systems and reputation.

A long-time resident of South Auckland, Gary is committed to integrating the Manurewa office into the local community, supporting events, schools, and the Harcourts Foundation. With a goal of building a dedicated team of 25 sales consultants, he is focused on market expansion and delivering superior client service.

Iresh Tennakoon Unveils Harcourts Wiri

Award-winning real estate professional Iresh Tennakoon is set to make a significant impact with the opening of Harcourts Wiri under the Harcourts Ignite banner. Recognising the strength of a globally established brand, Iresh transitioned to Harcourts to capitalise on its market reach and innovative resources.

Positioned in Wiri, a key hub of South Auckland’s growth, the office is primed for success. A strong advocate for multicultural engagement, Iresh actively collaborates with local business leaders, the Auckland Business Chamber, and the Sri Lankan business community.

With a team of 11 seasoned professionals, his vision includes fostering leadership within his office and mentoring agents to establish their own branches in the future.

Manu Singh & Sherry Gill Bring Harcourts Ōtāhuhu to Life

Harcourts Ōtāhuhu, led by Manu Singh and Sherry Gill, officially opened its doors with a celebratory event featuring a morning tea, ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a prayer for success. Manu, who has called South and East Auckland home for 24 years, has previously managed two real estate offices and is known for his strong leadership and community involvement.

The decision to align with Harcourts was driven by the brand’s industry-leading training, strong market reputation, and head office support. Both Manu and Sherry are deeply committed to giving back, actively supporting charities such as the Papatoetoe Rotary Club, Canteen, and the Middlemore Foundation.

Their initiatives range from donating essential resources to schools to contributing to environmental sustainability projects. Currently managing a team of 16 sales consultants, the duo aims to expand to 25 while cultivating a high-performance, community-focused culture.

Karan Sawhney Drives Growth with Harcourts Manukau

Harcourts Manukau welcomes its new owner, Karan Sawhney, a real estate entrepreneur with a background in retail and multiple successful business ventures. A firm believer in hard work and leadership, Karan is set on establishing Harcourts Manukau as a market leader in South Auckland.

Manukau’s growing infrastructure and economic development provide an ideal backdrop for expansion. With over 20 sales consultants already on board, the office is poised for rapid growth. Karan’s vision includes leveraging the area’s ongoing developments to meet evolving market demands, ensuring exceptional service for clients and fostering a dynamic team environment.

A Bold Step Forward for Harcourts in South Auckland

The launch of these four offices underscores Harcourts’ commitment to delivering industry-leading real estate services while strengthening community connections in South Auckland.

By combining local expertise with the power of the Harcourts brand, these businesses are well-positioned to meet the diverse needs of the region’s growing population.