Veteran Brisbane real estate professional Glenn Gracie has joined forces with Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty.
With 32 years in the industry under his belt, Mr Gracie has long been a familiar face in the desirable lifestyle suburb of New Farm, launching his own real estate business and spending all of his career and family life in the riverside pocket.
Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty CEO Paul Arthur said Mr Gracie was a fabulous addition to the team having run a successful New Farm agency and amassing an impressive rent roll.
“To recruit a principal of his calibre who has thrived during both the highs and lows of the market is very exciting for us,” Mr Arthur said.
“He brings a lot to the table including an extensive list of invaluable established relationships with local clients.”
Mr Arthur said Mr Gracie would maintain his operations out of New Farm so it would be business as usual for the dedicated local real estate professional.
“For us to have somebody of Glenn’s calibre in one of the hottest areas of Brisbane bodes well for our brand as we continue our push to recruit the best talent across the south east,” Mr Arthur said.
“It’s another step towards our investment in hiring and retaining quality individuals in key areas.”
Mr Gracie said aligning with the Sotheby’s brand offered much more than the obvious association with prestige property.
“Sotheby’s International Realty makes the world a village through its global connectivity,” Mr Gracie said.
“It’s the right time and market for the company to prosper, particularly in New Farm which is becoming more culturally diverse and as Brisbane transforms into a new world city.
The Sotheby’s International Realty brand offers my clients an alternative of far superior marketing reaching a wider established audience.”
Mr Gracie said the location of his office in Merthyr Village would not be changing.
