Louis Wiese

Harcourts Cape Agulhas / Non-Principal Property Practitioner
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I have an absolute passion for real estate and all the related industries which complement it. Instead of trying to sell to my clients, my approach is more of a business partnership, whereby I use my 10 years’ experience in the Office Furniture & Interior Design & Project Management Industry combined my experience as a qualified Estate Agent since 2005 and being a Senior Agent and Sales Manager in the Harcourts Cape Agulhas office to assist clients during their property investment journey.

I have completed 3 building projects myself and have managed a number more for clients. I have also worked extensively with large corporate clients on high-end projects and have an understanding of the thought processes and considerations of high net-worth individuals when they plan to expand their property portfolio, whereby I have a developed ability to identify opportunities, potential and value, no matter what the price of the property may be.

Having said that: Whether you are interested in the best property on the market, or planning your first investment, I am here to help. Creating & building wealth is a process, and it will be my pleasure to walk this journey with you.

Educational History

Real Estate: NQF 4

B Min. Degree

Public Relations Management

Key Areas of Expertise

Residential Real Estate

Developments – Marketing and Sales Planning & Sales

Investment Properties

Luxury Properties

Property Portfolio Growth Planning

Project Management

Interior Design

Office Furniture Manufacturing & Procurement

Textiles, Joinery and Home Furniture

Space Planning and Lay-Outs

Commercial Real Estate

Project Budgeting and Planning

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