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Its latest outpost boosts the brand’s presence in the key central Perth market of Mount Lawley.
The office will be led by co-principals Chris Pham — formerly of Realmark — who boasts local knowledge of Mount Lawley, North Perth, Highgate, and Menora, and Scott Fletcher, another former Realmark man with over two decades of industry experience behind him.
Long-time sales associate, Luke Pisano, and an administrative assistant are also set to join the team to facilitate a seamless transition.
Mr Pham indicated joining up with Belle Property was an easy decision, especially given the host of offerings the network offers including affiliations with property magazines and portals.
Peter Hanscomb, chief executive officer at Belle Property, welcomed the brand’s latest office, stating:
“I can’t wait to see Mount Lawley and the surrounding premium suburbs go green, and I’m confident Chris and Scott will thrive,” he said. “They have built a reputation for excellence and I look forward to seeing what they can achieve with the added resources and support now available to them.”
Belle Property Group and Acton merged back in July 2021 in a move that allowed the former to increase its national footprint and “positions us [Belle] as Australia’s first premium national network,” Mr Hanscomb said at the time.
He added the merger — which allowed Acton to remain operationally independent — was “the missing piece of the puzzle” for the group, and allowed the network to “connect east and west.”
Last September, the pair advanced their alliance by transforming ACTON to Acton | Belle Property across the then 21 offices across Perth metropolitan, Peel region, and South-West Western Australia.
Travis Coleman, Belle’s head of West Australian operations, stated the shift marked the “beginning of an exciting shift in WA real estate.”
In addition to the Mount Lawley outpost, Belle Property Group announced earlier this year it would be taking a bigger slice of Queensland’s Sunshine Coast market.
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