Pieter Wagner

Harcourts West Coast / Business Owner
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Pieter, One of the Harcourts Top 10 agents for the Western Cape and A Top 20 Agent Nationally, is the business owner for Harcourts West Coast and Harcourts Swartland, he has learned a lot about the Real Estate Industry of South Africa in the past 24 years, starting in 2001 as an agent alongside his father who opened their family business in Warmbaths Limpopo in 1969. He quickly implemented all he was taught by his father when growing up and became an competitive agent to be reckoned with. Residential sales became a hobby and Game-farm sales became his passion in 2004. In 2006/2007 he moved to Ellisras (Lephalale) where he got involved with housing projects and new developments when Eskom commissioned a new power station known as Madupi.

In 2008 he moved to Pretoria and got more involved In the Information Technology Sector and marketed properties in the Waterkloof and surrounding suburbs of Pretoria.

In 2011 he moved to Durban to focus more on Commercial sales for a year after going back to Limpopo to implement new technology to take the family’s agency to new heights.

He joined the Harcourts team in 2014 and moved to Langebaan where he is overseeing the Bay View Development and has established himself into the Langebaan community as a key player when it comes to buying or selling residential property on the Westcoast.

Pieter is always willing to help and to learn from others in order to increase his own knowledge and success, he is passionate about people and property, specializing it Beach Front and high end properties on the Westcoast and in the Swartland region.

His message to the world: People who survive in the Property Sector are the people who stand up and search for opportunities, and if they don’t find it, they create them, instead of blaming their circumstances. People who flourish are the people that are always ethical and efficient when it comes to selling property.

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