A big congratulation to Daniel Condon who has had a record breaking first half of the year! With 10 years Real Estate experience behind him Daniel is a fully licensed estate agent with the knowledge and skills to service a diverse and varied range of the market.
His current focus in Karingal is yielding fantastic results with almost a third of all sales in the area this year made by Daniel Condon personally, which is almost 5 times more sales than the next best agent in the area! With an average of 19.5 days on market and a average sale price of $33,921 above advertised price, its easy to see why he is in such hot demand.
A local born and bred, Daniel is dedicated to his community. Daniel believes that individuality is key, both for himself and his clients whether buying or selling, he understands that each person and property is unique and must therefore be approached accordingly. By recognising this, he is able to consistently achieve solutions and results beneficial to all parties.
Daniel’s tireless involvement and approachable nature allow him to build lasting relationships across all spectrum’s of society. With an honest, straightforward manner and an easygoing personality, Daniel prides himself on his individual approach and ability to work within the Ray White team to achieve exceptional outcomes.
If you require advice with any of your real estate needs, please feel free to call Daniel anytime on 0438 866 486.
Statistics based on pricefinder 1/1/14 to 30/6/14
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