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Ray White has expanded its presence in Sydney’s north-west by launching a new office in Beaumont Hills, led by former management accountant Seema Joshi.
After a 16-year career in management accounting, Joshi transitioned into real estate four years ago, driven by a passion for property that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“I’ve always been passionate about connecting with people, and real estate was the perfect way to do that,” Joshi said.
“The discipline, leadership and analytical skills I developed in the corporate world are invaluable in helping buyers and sellers make informed decisions.”
Alongside her husband, Deepak Joshi, she established the new Ray White Beaumont Hills office, surrounding herself with an experienced team, including a principal and property manager.
The couple’s decision to align their business with Ray White was influenced by the brand’s national recognition and support infrastructure.
“I always knew that when I opened my own business, I wanted to be part of an established, reputable brand,” Joshi said.
“The support and resources available through Ray White will allow us to provide the highest level of service to our community.”
Located in Beaumont Hills, a family-friendly suburb with around 2,600 dwellings, the new office aims to serve the local community with a strong emphasis on relationship-building and community involvement.
“I love this area; it’s peaceful but still well-connected to the city. It has a fantastic community spirit, with a growing population of migrants from a diverse range of backgrounds,” Joshi said.
Joshi said her experience in the corporate world equipped her with the skills necessary to lead a thriving real estate business.
“Trust is everything in this business, and I pride myself on my ability to build lasting relationships with my clients. Everything I do is based on conviction and proof,” she said.
In its initial weeks, Ray White Beaumont Hills has secured two talented sales agents and is actively looking to recruit additional individuals to support its growth.
The office also plans to integrate charity work and community engagement as core elements of the operation.
Ray White NSW CEO, Tim Snell, welcomed the expansion, highlighting Joshi’s leadership qualities and business acumen.
“Connecting Seema to our established list of members here further strengthens this position,” Snell said.
“Seema embodies the qualities we looked for in a leader with her desire to build and develop best in market teams.”
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