Sydney homeowners embrace Changing Places new approach on the real estate front

Changing Places Real Estate Consultants , a flat fee real estate franchise group, has arrived in Sydney, where homeowners are quickly embracing a new wind of change on the real estate front and, sick of paying exorbitant agents fees to sell their homes, are finding the Changing Places flat fee structure refreshing and appealing.

The push into Sydney is headed by Jane Barclay, who experienced the advantages of the Changing Places difference first hand when selling her Melbourne home in the middle of the Global Economic Crisis. Jane was so impressed she joined the company by becoming a Changing Places real estate franchisee.

The Changing Places "Sell & Save" launch campaign vividly illustrates to homeowners how they can save up to 65% on agents fees; and with money getting tighter and more interest rate hikes on the horizon it makes financial sense to choose the agent that not only achieves a premium price but puts more in the sellers pocket.

The defining moment for Changing Places Real Estate franchisee, Jane, came when, as one of 12 candidates on Australia’s first business reality TV Show "The Apprentice" she found herself in the boardroom.

"The other contestants were stabbing each other in the back, making outrageous claims, fawning to impress Mark Bouris in an effort not be fired. Whilst it was reality TV it wasn’t far from the truth. The thought of returning to the corporate world was definitely not for me. Joining Changing Places was a great decision - it is an excellent business model delivering huge savings to homeowners and a healthy income to our area specialists with total flexibility to suit your lifestyle," said Jane.

"We have some great people on board in Sydney, but are looking for more to join our team as the appeal of selling and saving spreads. Australians are becoming more cautious in how they spend their money which means Changing Places is offering a service that truly delivers what the customer wants," adds Jane.