A family history in real estate and the wider property and construction industry, combined with a love of architecture and interior design, led Hayley to become an agent. As an ex primary teacher of 15 years, Hayley has always worked closely with people and today a major driver is to assist families with their property needs at whatever stage of life they are at. She considers it a privilege to be on the journey alongside her clients for what is almost always a significant life change.

Working in a high-performing team with Roberta Stewart, together they focus on supporting their vendors, designing bespoke solutions so that their home can shine. With market reach across the country and the world, no rock is left unturned to find the best buyer for every property. Hayley has proven herself highly skilled at building the connections and relationships essential in negotiations. She takes a positive solutions-focused approach, no matter what challenges are encountered, believing there’s always a way through that will achieve the best possible outcome.

Outside work Hayley has been active in the education sector since leaving teaching, serving on the Balmoral School Board of Trustees and the Playcentre Aotearoa Board (a national charitable trust with around 400 early childhood centres) as Co-Chair. She enjoys spending spare time with family and supporting her two sons through their education and interests. Hayley has a passion for adventurous travel and loves walking up Maungawhau/Mt Eden taking in the spectacular and ever changing view across our city as well as meeting friends in the nearby villages to enjoy the cafes and restaurants.

With children across four local schools, Hayley and Roberta have a wide network of contacts and specialise in helping local families with their real estate needs. They make sure that every part of the property journey is considered and managed in the best interests of their clients. They enjoy being real estate match-makers, helping vendors and buyers realise their property aspirations.