Tony Smit

Harcourts Dunn / Non-Principal Property Practitioner
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Experience, accuracy, skill, energy, motivation, service, results...At Harcourts Dunn, we believe that the agent chosen for the marketing of your property, requires all the above to achieve success.

Tony has 5 years of experience as Forecourt and Marketing Manager on a BP site, coupled with his marketing experience of his own company Cape Tissue Supply (Pty) Ltd which currently supplies 80% of the schools in the Northern Suburbs. This has given him the interpersonal skills needed to effectively manage the whole process of ensuring a pleasurable experience while selling your most valuable possession...your home.

Tony has 3 years’ experience at Realty Atlas Property Group, which has equipped him with the core foundations of being a magnificent property consultant. He has been in the property business for a total of 6 years. His extensive knowledge of his focus area empowers him to achieve optimal prices and fast reliable sales of my mandates.

Our company’s high standard of service excellence and ethics as well as his personal experience in formulating a plan to achieve the desired goal, is the difference between Tony and any other agent operating in the area.

Sales Achievements:

  • Agent of the year (2014)
  • Highest Net Commission (2014)
  • Most units sold for the 1st Semester (2014)
  • Agent of the year/Most units sold (2015)
  • June agent of the month/Most units sold (2017)
  • August agent of the month/Most units sold (2017)
  • Agent of the month (2017)
  • 1st in Top 10 Harcourts Western Cape sales agents, based on number of units registered
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