31/07/2026
I feel incredibly honoured to have won the People’s Choice Award at the Trade Me Property Impact Awards
Out of more than 16,000 real estate salespeople across New Zealand who were eligible, this award wasn’t decided by turnover or commission. It was built on the stories, experiences and nominations from the people I’ve had the privilege of helping.
That means more to me than I can put into words.
I have always believed that if someone chooses me to represent them, they deserve absolutely everything I have to give.
They deserve late night phone calls when they’re overwhelmed.
They deserve honesty, even when it’s the hard conversation.
They deserve someone who will think differently, work harder, advocate fiercely, and never stop looking for a better solution.
They deserve someone who genuinely cares.
Buying or selling a home isn’t just another transaction.
It’s families.
It’s fresh starts.
It’s loss.
It’s excitement.
It’s uncertainty.
It’s often one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions a person will ever make.
That’s why I set the bar so high.
Not because I have to.
Because I believe that’s exactly what people deserve.
One of the comments from Trade Me that will stay with me forever was this:
“Sheree represents the absolute gold standard of client care, building deep, lasting trust through her compassionate and dedicated service.”
To have my clients and the industry see me in that way is something I will never take for granted.
To every person who has trusted me with your home, your family, your dreams, and your future, thank you. Thank you for believing in me, for sharing your stories, and for allowing me to be part of such important moments in your lives.
This award belongs just as much to you as it does to me.
I promise I will continue to raise the bar, continue to care deeply, and continue to give every single client the level of service, commitment and heart they deserve.
Because for me, real estate has never just been about property. It’s always been about people.
And if you’ve made it to the end… in layman’s terms, I’m not a dick. 🩷