Cameron Whitnall Email & Phone Number

Since entering real estate eight years ago, Cameron has been awarded the REIACT Rookie of the Year award in 2005 and was a finalist in the REI Australia Awards 2005 for Achievement. As a licensed agent and auctioneer, Cameron Whitnall brings a wealth of industry experience to the McGrath ACT office in Woden. Cameron worked for many years in the building industry prior to making a successful move into real estate in 2003 and this provides him with valuable insight into the intricacies of the market. His intimate knowledge of the local area and overall pricing trends ensures a distinct edge when it comes to representing the sale or purchase of a client’s most valued asset. Cameron is a passionate advocate of Canberra’s south and regards its mountain views and proximity to schools, shopping centres and transport as among the region’s most desirable attributes. The diversity of housing in the area sees him dealing with a broad range of people and this is one of the things he particularly enjoys about the industry. Cameron is exceptional at creating strategies to make the transaction as smooth as possible and to achieve the best possible outcome. He loves the excitement generated by auctions, which he conducts regularly for charities, and is also on the Board of an organisation supporting emerging artists in the local community. Cameron has a strong work ethic which is reflected in every aspect of his professional life. He makes himself available to clients seven days a week and believes keeping clients informed at all times facilitates a successful outcome. When Cameron learned McGrath was opening a new office in Canberra, he knew immediately that he wanted to become part of the expansion of the network. He regards them as an industry leader and their six star service philosophy fits with his own personal commitment to sales excellence and customer satisfaction.

Listed skills include Residential Homes, Property Management, Real Estate, Property, and 14 others.

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  Phillip College Canberra