Denis Brandjes agent profile

Denis Brandjes

RE/MAX Wine and Whales / Full Status Property Practitioner

More about Denis

Denis offers a wealth of experience as a highly qualified individual within the Real Estate Market. He is a service-driven Real Estate Professional focused on the higher-end property market of Hermanus, Western Cape. His experience in a highly competitive corporate environment, being a business owner and having trained many Real Estate Professionals in his career, has made him a highly respected individual. Having been recognized as a consistent, top Sales Achiever Real Estate Professional, his passion, character, and integrity will ensure that all your expectations and property needs are met and well exceeded.

Denis started his career in education, morphing later into technology, and from 2016 in real estate. He was previously with Pam Golding Properties, East Rand where he achieved various awards. He also held the position of Training Manager for the franchise group, in the development and training of real estate agents. Denis transitioned to Seeff Independant in 2020, and to Seeff Hermanus in 2022. He has been an active Rotarian for many years, serving in many roles including Club President, and has been awarded with a Paul Harris Award for his contribution to community empowerment. Denis and his family relocated from Benoni, Gauteng to Hermanus in 2022 and is pursuing every opportunity in town.

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