Matthew McHardy

Matthew McHardy had a long and illustrious inland career. He began his career with LJ Hooker Commercial in 1993 as an approved realtor and layering specialist. Matthew then joined Colliers Jardine, where he eventually rose through the ranks to become a senior Commercial Sales Executive. Matthew's extensive participation with the company - a contemporary segment of the Sydney real estate market – prompted him to open his own office. The Commercial Property Group "was formed to give sorts of support to customers that require veritable business – mechanical specialists to assist them with their property demands," as Matthew points out. Matthew's 27 years in the real estate industry (since 1989) allows him to provide consumers with sound advice on a wide range of property concerns. Matthew is a specialist in overseeing property leases, transactions, and purchases, with a thorough understanding of the south/southwestern business - a contemporary commercial hub that stretches from Canterbury to Campbelltown. His extensive work in this field has resulted in the creation of a large property data collection, allowing him to provide constantly updated information about accessible homes to his consumers. To be sure, Matthew's continued involvement in the property markets in Sydney's south and south-west indicates that he has developed a thorough understanding of a wide range of projects. He has an unmatched understanding of the specialised requirements of a wide range of businesses – particularly printing, warehousing, coordination, and waste management – enabling him to identify ideal assets for certain client groups. Matthew, a member of the Real Estate Institute of NSW, is proud to uphold the industry's delegate body's moral duties. Matthew's reputation for honesty has won him an incredibly loyal customer base. He is known for his dependability, trustworthiness, and certainty. Matthew is significant for the unique variation he brings to the real estate industry; he is a specialist who has resolved to abstain from pay chasing as long as he maintains his reputation. As Matthew puts it, "Normally, I take my work seriously and place a high value on the results I achieve. What I value most highly, though, is my position; nothing is more important to me than my ability to look at people without flinching and handle them honestly."