The Shed was coming back to life ! The Shed now lives in an historical village created by local residents of Crows Nest where |
old buildings from the previous century have been collected and restored . It ’ s one of the finest establishments of its kind . |
Ray White Sherwood | Graceville principal Cameron Crouch bought $ 200 worth of sandwiches every day from local business owner Wendy Cox . |
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He and his team were sandbagging homes and helping their community . |
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Alan White at The Shed . |
The historical village in Crows Nest . |
We ’ ve been through this before and so we knew exactly what to do . It felt a lot more calm than the previous floods and not one person said they wanted to move from the river . This is Mother Nature . |
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Cameron and his team filled hundreds of sandbags and moved a lot of furniture . |
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FLOODS 2022
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In water-logged south-west Brisbane , Ray White Annerley principal Michele Cresswell took up an offer of a canoe ride from a helpful neighbour to check on some properties under management in Rocklea yesterday . |
Ray White recently hosted a live property information webinar to help communities impacted by the floods , understand what ’ s happening on the ground .
The panel of speakers offered their insight and expertise about topics from lodging insurance claims to what we can expect from the property market post a natural disaster . It was fantastic to hear from business owners from the communities impacted , who discussed what we can do to support property owners , landlords , tenants , sellers , buyers and the local communities . During these disasters , it ’ s incredibly special to see our teams come together to work towards solutions .
Her business has 200 flood affected properties under management from Yeronga to Rocklea , out of her 570 total rent roll .
When I was in the canoe I was trying to check on a property for our owner who lives on the Sunshine Coast . One of our tenants had only just moved here from Adelaide a week ago .
Ray White is so proud of our teams who didn ’ t hesitate and jumped to help flood affected rental properties in south-east Queensland and the northern rivers of New South Wales .
Chairman Brian White often talks about being proud of every transaction . The last few weeks should make everyone proud of being good people .
Haesley Cush and the entire Ray White New Farm | Bulimba and East Brisbane teams sprung into action and helped their inner city riverfront communities .
Their tenants and landlords had remained their top priority .
Leading principal Alistair Macmillan and his team at Ray White Wilston spent many days handing out soft drinks , beers and snacks to the clean up crews in his flood affected inner-north .
We ’ ve been here before and this is when communities rally around and help each other .
Ray White New Farm principal Haesley Cush helping with the clean up .
Haes said he was so proud of his team and how they have rallied in the clean up .
I ’ m incredibly proud to be a business leader of our team and in our community right now .
Ray White Wilston principal Alistair Macmillan handing our cold drinks and snacks to the clean up crews in Brisbane .
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