Hot on the heels of an incredibly strong year in real estate, the Ray White VIC/TAS Awards promised to be an impressive showcase of talent – and it delivered in spades.
Over 1200 real estate professionals from across the state attended Ray White’s night of nights at Crown Casino’s Palladium in Melbourne.
Testament to the quality performance of the State, awards were evenly spread across a diverse number of Ray White businesses.
Ray White Glen Waverley took out the award for number one office in Victoria based on settled commission, while Ray White Southern Tasmania was recognised for their State. Leading regional office Ray White Albury was named number one for their outstanding year.
Ray White Frankston’s Ashley Weston was named Victoria’s number one salesperson for total number of sales, and Phillip Island’s Yvette Tancheff was named number one regional performer.
Ellis Schofield from Ray White Frankston was named the number one sales creator in Victoria with Andrew Condon becoming a finalist, along with Daniel Condon being named a finalist for the Customer Service award.
| Top Exclusive Performer – Settled Sales | |||
| No. 3 | Top Exclusive Performer – Settled Sales | Adam Natonewski | Highton |
| No. 2 | Top Exclusive Performer – Settled Sales | Ben Thomas | Ferntree Gully |
| No. 1 | Top Exclusive Performer – Settled Sales | Ashley Weston | Frankston |
| Personal Assistant/Sales Creator of the Year | |||
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Andrew Condon | Frankston |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Ken Ooi | Wantirna |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Daniel Derrico | Manningham |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Isabella Vlodar | Cranbourne |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Tony Ong | Mill Park |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Olivia Wang | Bundoora |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Justin East | Rosebud |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Natasha Boreland | Lara |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Leon Ma | Carnegie |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Lucinda Maher | Lilydale |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Dwayne Rajaratnam | Cranbourne |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Alan Zhang | Glen Waverley |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Ellis Schofield | Frankston |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Robert Bonazinga | Glen Waverley |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Amber Formosa | Phillip Island |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Tori Liu | Glen Waverley |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Fadhil Farid | Ferntree Gully |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Tania du Plessis | Ferntree Gully |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Sandra Ralph | Ferntree Gully |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Max Xia | Rowville |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Tess Maxwell | Rowville |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Lillian Paterno | Dingley Village |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Abby Huang | Mount Waverley |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Rachel Ye | Mount Waverley |
| Finalists | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Natalia Petrovska | Reservoir |
| Winner | Personal Assistant of the Year Sales | Ellis Schofield | Frankston |
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