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Key Appointment for Ray White Commercial NSW Sydney City Fringe

Key Appointment for Ray White Commercial NSW Sydney City Fringe

Ray White Commercial NSW Sydney City Fringe has appointed Sabrina Correia in an executive administration role for the new Glebe-based operation headed by leading real estate professionals Kristian Morris and Justin Rose.

Kristian Morris said the appointment of Ms Correia would be the start of an active recruitment campaign for Ray White Commercial NSW Sydney City Fringe.

Sabrina Correia joins the Ray White Group from McGrath Estate Agents, working alongside a top performing agent and establishing outstanding credentials through her work in sales support roles over the past six years.

“We are excited about having Sabrina join our team as an executive assistant,” Kristian Morris said.

“The intent of Justin and myself since we started this business has been to attract like-minded individuals to our team and we are looking forward to Sabrina’s contribution.”

Sabrina Correia said she had lived her entire life in Sydney’s inner west and was passionate about the region and had extensive knowledge of its real estate market through her sales experience.

“This is a fast-moving real estate market and I am delighted to be part of a new business and working for a leadership team with a proven history of achieving results,” she said.

“Growing up in the inner west has provided me with a detailed insight into the area. Along with my previous real estate industry experience, I hope this helps me to make a difference at Ray White Commercial NSW Sydney City Fringe.

“I love working in the real estate sector and I really enjoy dealing with people and building relationships and offering six-star service to our highly valued customers.

“I’m also enthused by the family values of the greater Ray White Group. This really resonates with me as my grandfather was in property development and that is definitely a strong influence on my passion for real estate.”

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