Harcourts is the largest real estate group in New Zealand and the fastest growing real estate group in Australasia. We have the highest top of mind awareness and preference for real estate agencies amongst homeowners in New Zealand*. Our ability to establish and foster success is incomparable. With this reputation comes a responsibility to our people and their clients. That’s why we are currently looking for two people with the consummate abilities to build networks throughout our industry – those who can step up and augment our capabilities for even greater success in the future.

Franchise Development Manager

Based in Auckland, this is an exciting role that reports directly to the CEO and GM of Harcourts New Zealand. While real estate experience is an advantage, it’s not essential, as we understand the unique skills required in this position can stem from a range of backgrounds. Your key focus and accountability will be the recruitment of experienced real estate performers and existing offices to our network within the Auckland marketplace. You’ll be rewarded with an attractive salary and incentive package.

Business Development Manager

The position is based in Auckland and will cover the northern and central North Island. It’s an exciting opportunity to deliver vital support through our network in these locations, with a suitably generous financial package offered. You will be working alongside our franchise owners and managers to drive performance within your area of responsibility. Real estate experience at management or business ownership level is preferred.

All queries treated in the strictest of confidence.

Please contact Bryan Thomson, CEO Harcourts New Zealand for further information  on b.thomson@harcourts.co.nz

* ACNielsen March 2009

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