Thursday, April 11, 2024

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Mackay and Whitsunday Life

First National Real Estate Sarina Celebrates 27 Years of Local Excellence

As we proudly mark our 27th anniversary in Sarina, First National Real Estate reflects on nearly three decades of dedicated service to this growing community. Originating as Honeycombes Sarina in 1995 and later joining the esteemed First National family in 1998, our journey has been defined by a steadfast commitment to professionalism and integrity.
Throughout the years, our reputation as one of Australia's largest real estate networks has been built upon a foundation of trust and reliability. Clients have consistently turned to us for their needs, knowing that choosing a well-established and reputable agency provides assurance and peace of mind during every step of the buying, selling, or renting process.
What truly sets us apart is our local expertise. While we are part of a national network, our local office operates with a deep understanding of the Sarina market. This localised knowledge allows us to accurately price properties, navigate local regulations, and provide tailored advice that meets the unique requirements of our clients. Our team members aren't just real estate professionals; they're integral members of the Sarina community, deeply invested in its growth.
We are deeply committed to supporting the fabric of Sarina itself. From sponsoring local organisations and sporting clubs like the Sarina & District Netball Association, Sarina Bowls Club, Sarina Pony Club and Sarina Equestrian Vaulting Team, just to name a few, to backing vital community institutions such as the RACQ CQ Rescue helicopter, Ronald McDonald Family House and Kids Help Line.
Beyond sponsorship, we engage in community events and support local initiatives, promoting growth in Sarina and beyond. As we celebrate, we thank the Sarina community for their trust over the past 27 years. Looking forward, we anticipate many more years of collaboration and success together. Contact (07) 4943 1616 us if you would like to learn more

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