Coronis + Robert Harris

Coronis + Robert Harris Partnering with Coronis, and as the business owner I will personally take care of all your property Honesty and accountability are key.

I feel that property management is not just a job but a vocation and I have never seen it as a simple 9-5 role, no matter what position I have been employed in. I believe that being approachable with a fine eye for detail have assisted me to succeed in this industry. A motto I have is do as you say and say what you will do, this is where the trust from clients comes from. It’s essential to sit and

listen to clients, spending time getting to know the family dynamics, you tend to find out so much more and what is important. Now as a business owner in partnership with Coronis I am able to offer a bespoke, personalised property management service to landlords and tenants alike.

18/06/2026

A vacancy never arrives at a “good” time.

In this video, I talk about the buffer I like investors to have in place, why broken leases can still catch people out, and how a bit of breathing room can make a big difference when the unexpected shows up.

If you own an investment, this is worth a quick watch.

Watch the video, and if you want to talk through how much buffer makes sense for your property, send me a message.

Some reviews are long. Some are polished. And then some are just straight to the point in the best possible way. What I ...
17/06/2026

Some reviews are long. Some are polished. And then some are just straight to the point in the best possible way.

What I liked about this one was how clearly it reflected the day-to-day stuff that really matters.

Being fair with feedback. Being easy to deal with. Making visits feel like a normal conversation instead of something tense or overly formal.

Speaking from experience, that balance goes a long way.

I never take this kind of feedback lightly, especially when it comes from someone I’ve worked with over time.

If you want a property manager who keeps things fair, clear, and approachable, send me a message.

One thing I learned early, growing up around the building industry, is that the cheapest quote can be the most expensive...
16/06/2026

One thing I learned early, growing up around the building industry, is that the cheapest quote can be the most expensive one in the room.

I’ve seen it too many times. An owner goes for the lowest price because it looks like a sensible move, then six months later the same job is back, the problem is worse, and now they’re paying twice.

What felt like a saving was really just a delay.

From my experience, good trades are worth more than a cheap invoice.

They fix the issue properly, they notice things others miss, and they save owners from the cycle of patching, re-patching, and quietly bleeding money on the same problem.

That doesn’t mean the most expensive quote is automatically the right one either.

It just means quality, experience, and follow-through matter a lot more than people think.

I’d rather recommend the right person once than the cheap person twice.

If you want a property manager who values quality repairs over false savings, send me a message.

A lot of owners see the garden as the least important part of the property. From my experience, tenants rarely see it th...
15/06/2026

A lot of owners see the garden as the least important part of the property.

From my experience, tenants rarely see it that way.

When the outside looks dry, neglected, or forgotten, it changes how the whole home feels.

Not because tenants are chasing a show garden, but because people want to live somewhere that feels cared for. That feeling matters more than most owners realise.

I put this carousel together because I’ve seen how often small outdoor issues turn into bigger tenancy problems.

Broken retic, stressed lawn, tired garden beds. None of it seems dramatic on its own, but together it affects pride, presentation, and how tenants feel about staying.

Have a swipe through.

If you want an honest view on whether your garden setup is helping or hurting your tenancy, send me a message.

30 years in property and I still have the occasional moment halfway down the street where I wonder if I actually locked ...
12/06/2026

30 years in property and I still have the occasional moment halfway down the street where I wonder if I actually locked the front door.

Not a major life crisis. Just a quiet little panic, followed by that mental replay of turning the key, pulling the handle, and still not fully trusting myself.

You’d think after all this time I’d be calm, collected, and above this sort of thing. Apparently not.

Please tell me I’m not the only one doing the “did I lock it, turn it off, close it properly?” routine on the way out.

Be honest. What’s the thing you always double-check in your head after leaving home?

11/06/2026

A lot of owners assume this sort of issue is either fully covered or fully catastrophic.

The reality sits somewhere in the middle, and that’s exactly where people get caught out.

In this video, I touch on what home drug cleansing can actually involve, why insurance doesn’t always work the way owners expect, and why this issue is bigger than just a quick clean-up bill.

If you own an investment property, this is worth knowing before you ever need it.

Watch the video, and if you want help sense-checking your risk as an owner, send me a message.

I like feedback like this because it gets straight to the point. For me, good property management should feel steady and...
10/06/2026

I like feedback like this because it gets straight to the point.

For me, good property management should feel steady and uncomplicated.

Things should be handled properly, communication should be easy, and people should feel comfortable dealing with you.

When that comes through in a review, I know the day-to-day work is landing the way it should.

I never take recommendations lightly, especially when they come from someone who has simply called it as they saw it.

If you want a property manager who keeps things clear, professional, and easy to deal with, send me a message.

A tenancy application tells me a few things. The inspection usually tells me the rest. From my experience, choosing the ...
09/06/2026

A tenancy application tells me a few things. The inspection usually tells me the rest.

From my experience, choosing the right tenant is never just about completing the checklist on a form.

Two people can look almost identical on paper and be completely different once you meet them, see how they present, and have a proper conversation.

That is often where the real context shows up.

I pay attention to how people communicate, how they treat the inspection, what questions they ask, and whether they seem genuinely suited to the property they’re applying for.

None of that replaces the formal checks, but it adds a layer you simply do not get from an application alone.

Good tenant selection is part paperwork, part judgement. And when you get that balance right, it usually leads to a smoother tenancy from the start.

If you want a property manager who looks beyond the form and chooses carefully, send me a message.

One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that tenants will forgive a lot faster than they’ll forgive neglect. What I mea...
08/06/2026

One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that tenants will forgive a lot faster than they’ll forgive neglect.

What I mean by that is this. A garden does not need to look like it belongs in a magazine, but it does need to look like someone cares.

When the retic is broken, the lawn is dying, and the beds are drying out, tenants feel it straight away.

Not because they’re obsessed with gardening, but because it changes how the whole property feels to live in.

From my experience, a neglected outdoor area quietly chips away at tenant pride.

And once that happens, the tenancy often gets harder than it needs to be.

Complaints go up.

Inspection results get messier.

People stop feeling good about the place.

The fix is usually not complicated.

Make sure the sprinklers work. Keep the garden manageable. Sort small issues before they become a dry, expensive mess.

It’s never really just about the lawn. It’s about whether the property feels looked after.

If you want an honest opinion on whether your garden setup is helping or hurting your tenancy, send me a message.

Fremantle has always had its own way of doing things, and that is a big part of the appeal. It’s got character, walkabil...
05/06/2026

Fremantle has always had its own way of doing things, and that is a big part of the appeal.

It’s got character, walkability, food, history, and a lifestyle people genuinely want to be around.

From my experience, suburbs like this tend to hold attention because they offer more than just a place to sleep. They give people a reason to stay.

This carousel gives a straight snapshot of how Fremantle is tracking right now for both houses and units.

If you own in Fremantle or you’re comparing it with another Perth suburb, send me a message and I’ll give you a practical local view.

Property data sourced from realestate.com.au.

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