The Informer · Issue 109 · ResortBrokers

In this issue

Big Industry, Small Businesses

This month, we’re delighted to launch ResortBrokers’ second ever management rights industry report.

Bouncing Back

Since I joined ResortBrokers at the end of 2019, the area I serve, NSW’s Central West, has been kicked in the guts. I’d prefer to be talking about the region’s positives (and there are plenty), but first I have to acknowledge the pain this part of the world has experienced of late. There was a record-breaking drought, followed by catastrophic bushfires, followed closely by Covid, and then, more recently, devastating floods.

ResortBrokers Vanuatu

ResortBrokers’ expansion into the South Pacific extends our operations outside Australia for the first time.

Hail the Queen

Queen’s Wharf is Brisbane’s regal proclamation of its world-class status ahead of the Olympics. Leading its delivery is Simon Crooks, who spoke to Informer in the lead-up to the precinct’s staged opening expected from April 2024.

Game On

Brisbane is primed for a golden era of development leading up to the 2032 Olympics. Two titans of Queensland’s building and construction industry share their views on what the Games will mean for Australia’s third largest city.

A motelier’s journey

Australian Accommodation Property Group’s Gareth Oakley reflects on his more than three decades in motels from making beds to making money running a portfolio.

Inner Circle Forum 2023

ZEarthCheck’s 12th annual sustainable tourism forum was a spirited call to action.

Let’s get social!

As market leader, ResortBrokers is always at major industry conferences giving presentations or forging the connections our sector thrives on. #weareeverywhere

New kid on the block

Clint Amos is the second former elite sportsperson to join ResortBrokers’ Gold Coast management rights team this year after Syd Douglas in April. With our long-time broker Todd Warner (a legend in his own right), this terrific trio forms the spine of our new look Gold Coast team in ResortBrokers’ second largest management rights market in the country after Brisbane.

Broker Q&A

In her four years with ResortBrokers, Jessie Shi has established herself as one of Brisbane’s foremost management rights specialists. Her commitment to delivering exceptional outcomes for her clients has resulted in more than $65 million worth of sales … and she’s never had a deal fall through.