Chris Scott and Liz Griffin are dynamic, results-driven professionals with a passion for real estate that is matched only by their commitment to achieving superior outcomes for their clients. As multi award-winning agents with a track record of ranking in the top 20 nationally at their previous brand, Chris and Liz bring a standard of excellence to every campaign.
Their impressive business acumen encompasses all facets of property sales, from property development to the ownership and management of commercial and residential investment properties across Auckland, Taranaki, and Waikato. This breadth of experience, supported by deep sector knowledge, means that regardless of market conditions, Chris and Liz consistently extract exceptional value for their clients.
Renowned for their personal and bespoke approach, Chris and Liz take the time to understand every client’s unique goals, partnering closely to deliver tailored strategies that deliver outstanding results. Their advanced marketing, negotiation, and strategic skills - combined with transparent, professional communication - have brought about countless stress-free, successful transactions and a long list of satisfied clients.
Deeply involved in the community, Chris and Liz proudly sponsor and support local groups, including surf lifesaving initiatives. Living and embracing the coastal lifestyle themselves, they bring genuine enthusiasm and understanding to every client interaction. This personal connection, combined with their expansive national network, enables Chris and Liz to attract a wide spectrum of motivated buyers - maximising interest.
Specialising in all classes of residential real estate, with particular expertise in Whangamatā and Whiritoa coastal and waterfront property, Chris and Liz approach every campaign with the determination and professionalism necessary to achieve a successful sale. When it comes to marketing, negotiating, and closing with confidence, they are the team you want in your corner - committed to securing the results you deserve.
