Raine & Horne’s Anthony Vulinovich named WA’s best commercial agent

Raine & Horne’s Anthony Vulinovich named WA’s best commercial agent
Staff ReporterDecember 7, 2020

Raine & Horne Commercial WA director Anthony Vulinovich has been named the state’s leading commercial property sales agent at the 2017 REIWA Awards for Excellence announced recently.

Vulinovich’s strategic approach was evident in his pre-sales to market large numbers of industrial lots within Northlink Industrial Estate at Wangara, Canning Vale’s Swan Brewery Estate Canning Vale and Tonkin Highway Industrial Estate in Bayswater.

Terry Menage, director, Raine & Horne Commercial WA said that Vulinovich stood out from the crowd because of his great pre-sale work to secure buyer interest on behalf of land developers and as far as possible, “de-risking the land subdivision before development”.

“There are many hundreds of commercial sales agents in Western Australia, so this is a terrific win for Anthony and testament to his hard work and strategic commitment to selling commercial real estate over many years,” said Terry Menage, director, Raine & Horne Commercial WA.

The ceremony was organised at a Crown Perth gala dinner.

“We sold pre-title over $40 million worth of land in the Tonkin Highway Industrial Estate, Perth, which is the city’s latest inner metropolitan industrial opportunity,” said Vulinovich.

Other significant sales in the last 12 months included a 35,500 square metre industrial site at 10 Craft Street, Canning Vale, which was purchased by Sigma Healthcare for $11.557 million. Raine & Horne Commercial WA also sold 9 Brewer Road, Canning Vale to St Vincent De Paul Society WA Inc. for $5.454 million.

“These instructions have singularly resulted in Raine & Horne Commercial WA, being the largest transactor of private industrial land subdivisions in the Perth metropolitan area over the last few years,” said Vulinovich.

Angus Raine, executive chairman of Raine & Horne Group said that Vulinovich and Menage managed the numbers in spite of the economic downturn in Western Australia.

“It’s well-documented that times have been challenging, yet Anthony and Terry have managed to double their sales numbers and commission revenues over the last 3 years,” said Raine.

 

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