Find A Local Agent

Choose a salesperson whose experience, communication and campaign plan suit your property and the way you want to sell. Ray White Whangamata can help you compare those decisions before you begin a campaign.

What to ask before choosing your salesperson

Ask for an evidence-based appraisal, the recommended method of sale, proposed marketing costs and a clear plan for feedback and negotiation. Discuss who will handle enquiries and viewings, how often you will hear from them and how offers will be presented.

Your choice should feel right for the property and your circumstances. Read each person’s current profile, meet your shortlisted salesperson and compare the complete service proposal, rather than relying on a general promise of being the best.

Meet the sales team

Reuben van Dorsten · Roxy Pease · Katrina Millar · Kiera Curd · Tanja Stevenson · Jos Kennings · Sarah Kennings · Dennis Wiley · Tony Lucas.

Start the conversation

Request an appraisal and name the salesperson or partnership you would like to speak with. If you would prefer an introduction, call 07 865 8424 or email whangamata.nz@raywhite.com. The full team directory also includes management and support colleagues. Read our seller guide to prepare for the conversation.

Whangamata and the surrounding coast offer different ways to live, holiday and own property. Explore the settings below, then connect the local detail with the practical questions that matter for your home, purchase or investment.

Explore the local areas

• Whangamata: beach, harbour and town services, with choices for permanent living and holiday use.
• Onemana: a smaller bay and reserve setting, with a different everyday-living and access conversation.
• Opoutere: beach, Wharekawa Harbour and forest landscape, with careful attention to the site and its services.
• Whiritoa: a coastal village in Hauraki District, with its own council and coastal-property checks.

Considering a section or a larger block? Our land and lifestyle guide covers title, access, services and building checks.

Make the place work for your plans

Compare the actual property rather than the destination alone. A home for everyday living, a family bach, a rental investment and land for a future build each need a different assessment. Sunlight, access, condition, title, insurance and the cost of ownership deserve time alongside the view.

Our buyer guide explains preparation, property checks and making an offer. The seller guide covers appraisal, presentation and campaign choices. Owners considering a rental can explore landlord resources and the separate holiday-rental partnership.

Get to know the wider area

Our established visitor resources include Hot Water Beach, Cathedral Cove and Karangahake Gorge. These are places to explore, rather than additional local property-service areas. Check current access, conditions and official advice before setting out.

If you decide to make the area home, getting involved in the community is a good next step. Explore local associations, clubs and services, and check current contact details with each organisation.

Talk about a property

Browse current listings, request an appraisal or meet our team. We can help you connect the place you are considering with an informed next step.