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Hinternoosa’s Jade Maddison named as a finalist

Hinternoosa’s Jade Maddison has been named as a finalist in the REB Awards 2025 for Regional Property Manager of the Year.

The REB Awards 2025 is a nationwide program honouring top individuals and businesses in Australia’s real estate industry.

Set for 20 February 2025, the REB Awards are among the most anticipated events in Australia’s real estate scene, offering nominated real estate agencies and their individuals a unique opportunity to come together and salute the industry’s best.

Hinternoosa director and principal Sirah Robb said, “Being named a finalist is well-deserved recognition for the incredible work Jade is doing for our clients and team each and every day.”

“Jade has a proven track record of consistently exceeding expectations through property management excellence and providing invaluable guidance to investors on their property journey.”

The REB Awards 2025 recently announced their list of over 300 high-achieving professionals and businesses across 32 categories.

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