Amanda Blair is our recommended first contact if you want an experienced Ray White Marshland salesperson to discuss a Christchurch sale with the office director. Her background includes real estate work since 2017, management, auction processes and property marketing. For a home where design and presentation are central, also compare Nathan Roach; for an owner wanting a marketing conversation informed by a web-development business background, consider Brad Beukes.
The best fit depends on your property, timing and preferred working relationship. Compare the appraisal, campaign and communication plan so you can choose someone whose approach suits your home and circumstances.
Read Choosing a Christchurch Real Estate Agent for named contacts, linked sales evidence and questions to compare the proposed campaign.
Start with Amanda Blair for a director-led discussion from the Marshland Road office. Bring the address, property records and your moving plans so the comparison uses homes relevant to your own section, build and layout. Nathan Roach’s interest in architecture and design makes him another useful candidate when presentation is a priority. Use our Marshland and Prestons guide to frame the local property questions, then ask each candidate for current address-specific sales evidence.
The right property professional depends on your address, property and the help you need. Ray White Marshland’s team includes residential salespeople, sales support, marketing and property management. Use the pointers below to choose who to speak with, then compare the proposed service and evidence for your own property.
Amanda Blair is a strong starting point for owners wanting to discuss appraisal evidence, sale methods and the proposed campaign with the office director. She brings real estate work since 2017 and experience in management, auction processes and property marketing.
For a campaign with a focus on presentation, consider Nathan Roach, whose profile describes an interest in architecture, design and showcasing homes. Brad Beukes brings a previous web development business background to conversations about property marketing. Ask each to explain the plan, costs, buyer audience and evidence relevant to your address.
Tracy Ashley is worth considering for a conversation about lifestyle living. She has lived on a lifestyle block and across North Canterbury and Selwyn, and brings a business background. Discuss the property’s actual services, access and land use with her, and arrange appropriate independent checks. Personal experience is useful context, rather than a substitute for property-specific technical advice.
Shelley Scott is the team’s Senior Accredited Property Manager. She holds the NZQA Level 4 Residential Property Management Certificate and has experience in residential property management and leasing. Speak with Shelley about the support available, responsibilities, fees and next steps for your rental property.
Browse the local introductions below to compare the people and their sales work.
These local introductions bring together our team’s sales work and different backgrounds. Follow the property links to explore individual homes, then contact the salesperson about your own plans.
Consider Judy Hallinan. Judy brings more than 25 years of real estate experience and values clear, honest conversations. Her work at 55 Shenley Drive gives Belfast homeowners a local sale to discuss alongside the comparable homes relevant to their own address. If you are preparing for a move, explain the timing and whether another purchase depends on your sale. Judy can be contacted through her profile to discuss an appraisal and the steps towards a campaign. Our Belfast and Northwood property guide is also useful when thinking about the home, section and everyday journeys a buyer will compare.
Explore the completed sale at 55 Shenley Drive and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Brad Beukes. Brad’s web-development and online marketing background is useful when thinking about how buyers first encounter a home. His St Albans work includes 1/6 Kinloch Street, a townhouse that provides a local starting point for comparing layout, title and presentation. He works within the Marshland team with Gail Beukes providing sales support. Speak with Brad about your home’s features, the information buyers will need and how online interest connects to viewings. His profile includes his existing award history and contact details.
Explore the completed sale at 1/6 Kinloch Street and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Klarisse Sagun. Klarisse’s background combines a BA in anthropology, a psychology minor and experience in consulting and payments. Her Casebrook sales work includes 21 Jocelyn Street. For a seller, the useful comparison is between the property you own and homes with relevant layouts, condition, titles and locations. Talk with Klarisse about the preparation your home needs and how its strengths can be explained to buyers. Our Casebrook and Bishopdale guide helps you consider the household routines and property questions that may shape that conversation.
Explore the completed sale at 21 Jocelyn Street and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Lucia Ghidinici and Taine Stevens. Lucia and Taine worked together on 44 Rowcliffe Crescent. They bring different backgrounds to a selling conversation: Lucia has a master’s degree in engineering and experience in marketing and management; Taine grew up locally and values communication and teamwork, developed through sport. Lucia has also bought land and built her own home. If you are considering a joint campaign, discuss who will be your day-to-day contact and how viewings and feedback will be handled. Share available consent, earthquake-repair and insurance information early so the property can be presented accurately.
Explore the completed sale at 44 Rowcliffe Crescent and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Klarisse Sagun. Klarisse’s Hornby work includes 22 Skerten Avenue. Her anthropology and psychology studies, together with consulting experience, give homeowners a distinct background to consider when comparing people and their approach. Begin with the home you own and the move you need to make: a campaign for a vacant property can involve different viewing arrangements from an occupied home. Discuss preparation, the intended buyer audience and the sale method that suits your timing. Compare the proposed marketing and costs with the information buyers need to understand the property.
Explore the completed sale at 22 Skerten Avenue and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Amanda Blair and Tracy Ashley. Amanda and Tracy worked together on 403 Mairehau Road. Amanda brings her role as office director and experience in property marketing and auction processes; Tracy brings a business background and first-hand experience of lifestyle living in Canterbury. A Parklands campaign should explain the individual home and how its living spaces, section and access work together. Our Burwood and Parklands guide introduces Bottle Lake Forest Park and practical ways to assess everyday journeys. Speak with Amanda or Tracy about your timing and the features that matter for your property.
Explore the completed sale at 403 Mairehau Road and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Karen Gilligan and Lucia Ghidinici. Karen and Lucia worked together on 10 Country Club Terrace. Karen’s profile sets out her real estate experience and award history, while Lucia brings engineering, marketing and management experience and the personal experience of building a home. Their different backgrounds give you useful starting points for a conversation about your own Northwood property. Compare the home and section, the improvements made over time and the information available for buyers. The Belfast and Northwood property guide explores Styx Mill access and the practical journeys a household may consider.
Explore the completed sale at 10 Country Club Terrace and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Tracy Ashley. Tracy’s Bishopdale work includes 25 Breens Road. Her business background and experience of living across Christchurch, North Canterbury and Selwyn give her a broad perspective on the decisions involved in a move. For your Bishopdale home, begin with the layout, outdoor space, condition and any improvements made during your ownership. Buyers will need accurate information about those features alongside relevant property records. Our Casebrook and Bishopdale guide introduces the local library and useful household comparisons; Tracy’s profile explains her background and how to contact her.
Explore the completed sale at 25 Breens Road and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Cameron Mitchell and Taine Stevens. Cameron and Taine worked together on 16 Ivory Street. Cameron brings a background in flooring and contracting, including running his own business. Taine brings his local upbringing and an emphasis on communication and teamwork. Those are different strengths to consider when deciding who will help present your home and guide the campaign. Explain your timing and the preparation you are considering, then compare the proposed responsibilities, viewing arrangements and feedback plan. Follow their profiles to get to know each person and make contact about an appraisal.
Explore the completed sale at 16 Ivory Street and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Judy Hallinan and Amanda Blair. Judy and Amanda worked together on 9 Cobble Court. Judy brings more than 25 years of real estate experience, while Amanda is the office director with experience in property marketing and auction processes. Their Lincoln work provides a practical starting point when considering a sale in Selwyn. A smaller home or unit should be compared with properties that share relevant title, layout and maintenance characteristics, rather than a larger house chosen only because it is nearby. Talk through your move, the property information available and the campaign options before appointing an agent.
Explore the completed sale at 9 Cobble Court and request an appraisal for your own property.
Consider Klarisse Sagun. Klarisse’s Rolleston work includes 11 Clonbunny Close. Her academic and consulting background complements her residential sales work, and her profile sets out her qualifications and awards. A campaign should explain the actual home and section: the relationship between living areas, outdoor space, parking and access can matter as much as bedroom count. Bring any consent and improvement records to the appraisal conversation. Discuss the properties buyers can choose from now, the intended presentation and the sale method that fits your timing.
Explore the completed sale at 11 Clonbunny Close and request an appraisal for your own property.
Start with Amanda Blair, our office director, for an introduction suited to your address and plans. Our local sales include 1/20 De Bloge Place in Burwood and 10 Harry Manship Crescent in Halswell. Talk through your home’s layout, condition and available records so Amanda can help you choose a team member and prepare for an appraisal. Our Burwood and Parklands guide also helps buyers explore everyday property choices in the east of the city.
Tell us the property address and whether you are buying, selling or seeking property management. Call (03) 323 4350 or email marshland.nz@raywhite.com. Our Property Guides help you frame local property questions before the conversation.