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A 16-year-old Illawarra real estate veteran has once again been featured in a list of top female agents across Australia. Amanda Bonnici was included in the 2021 ranking of the Top 50 Women in Real Estate by Real Estate Business magazine. Ms. Bonnici is the Sales Manager at Ray White Shellharbour City. Read more: “They were livid”: Couple who bought land in Kiama for $ 300,000 to resell after 25 years This year she was ranked at number 24, having landed at number 43 on the previous list. Ms Bonnici, 48, has been regularly on the list – which recognizes the country’s top 50 based on residential sales data – since its launch several years ago. The leaderboard uses three main metrics to definitively rank participants using a comparative score: number of properties sold, total dollar volume of properties sold, and average sale value over a 12-month period. Ms. Bonnici of Warilla has sold more than $ 86 million worth of goods, with an average sale price of $ 738,485. It sold 117 residential properties in the 2020 calendar year, with the average listing having recovered after 126 days on the market. Ms. Bonnici has worked in the real estate industry for 16 years. She was first encouraged by her father to give it a try, as he thought she would be good at it. Ms Bonnici thanked her staff and said the ranking was good recognition for the hard work during a “great year”, in which they had to adapt to changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic . She said the area’s housing boom was heavily boosted by Sydney residents, who were looking to relocate and work from home due to the pandemic. “They believed that if they had to come back a few days a week, they could still travel from the Shellharbour area to Sydney,” she said. “And we started doing online auctions … we’re just trying to scale with the times.” Meanwhile, Jacqueline Crapp of Raine & Horne, which sells in the Berry, Nowra and Bomaderry area, was ranked 32nd. We depend on subscription revenues to support our journalism. If you can, subscribe here. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your support.
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A 16-year-old Illawarra real estate veteran has once again been featured in a list of top female agents across Australia.
Amanda Bonnici was included in Real estate affairs ranking of the magazine Top 50 Women in Real Estate for 2021.
Ms. Bonnici is the Sales Manager at Ray White Shellharbour City.
Ms Bonnici, 48, has been regularly on the list – which recognizes the country’s top 50 based on residential sales data – since its launch several years ago.
The leaderboard uses three main metrics to definitively rank participants using a comparative score: number of properties sold, total dollar volume of properties sold, and average sale value over a 12-month period.
Ms. Bonnici of Warilla has sold more than $ 86 million worth of goods, with an average sale price of $ 738,485.
It sold 117 residential properties in the 2020 calendar year, with the average listing having recovered after 126 days on the market.
Ms. Bonnici has worked in the real estate industry for 16 years. She was first encouraged by her father to give it a try, as he thought she would be good at it.
Ms Bonnici thanked her staff and said the ranking was good recognition for the hard work during a “great year”, in which they had to adapt to changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
She said the area’s housing boom was heavily boosted by Sydney residents, who were looking to relocate and work from home due to the pandemic.
“They believed that if they had to come back a few days a week, they could still travel from the Shellharbour area to Sydney,” she said.
“And we started doing online auctions … we’re just trying to scale with the times.”
Meanwhile, Jacqueline Crapp of Raine & Horne, which sells in the Berry, Nowra and Bomaderry area, was ranked number 32.
We depend on subscription revenues to support our journalism. If you can, please subscribe here. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your support.
