Deirdré van Jaarsveld

Harcourts West Coast / Non-Principal Property Practitioner
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Prior to joining Harcourt’s West Coast as intern, Deirdré worked in the Customer Services and Sales commercial department of Telkom for 16 years. When opportunity came knocking in the Tourism industry by means of Brochure Management she took on the challenge and became the West Coast & Swartland franchisee for South Africa’s largest tourism distributor disseminating tourism information across the country through her network. Through her education in Human Resource Management and her experience gained working with clients it taught her how to be patient, detail oriented, proactive and a strong advocate for all her clients.

As your intern realtor, she will be an advocate for you. Whether you are buying or selling, she will work tirelessly to promote your best interests. If you are selling, she will work with you to get you the fairest price, by using state of the art technology, team collaboration and Harcourts West Coast superior marketing materials. If you are buying, she will work hard to provide you with the best information and market data to inform and assist you so you can be a well equipped buyer with the strongest possible negotiating position.

She understand that buying and selling real estate can be stressful; she will work hard to lower your stress level and make your experience as pleasurable as possible. She will accomplish this through constant communication, and by being accessible whenever you need her.

When not assisting clients she enjoy spending time with her husband, Francois and her family, entertaining their friends, traveling and relaxing on the beautiful Cape West Coast.

‘It would be her pleasure and an honour to work for you.'”

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