About Write Enterprises

Twelve years after entering real estate journalism via the ad features sector, my genuine passion for property is still strong. Even purchasing my first home in outer-west Brisbane, in early 2023 – when cash rates were increasing – couldn’t halt my enjoyment of analysing property statistics and data including Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) policies and announcements; updating real estate reports; and writing property sales copy, articles, and blogs for industry experts.

My journalist skills include writing imaginative articles for publications such as The Courier Mail, The Herald Sun, and The Sydney Morning Herald. These articles have allowed me to blend my property interests with personal ones, including French history, animals, and the classic 1986 movie, Top Gun and its 2022 sequel (see Writing Collection).

And, of course, researching and writing these engaging words was easy for me to accomplish, as was meeting simultaneous deadlines for my editors. You have to do so when attending and writing about Saturday property auctions that Sunday readers will delve into. Other weekend events where deadlines have been key have seen this journalist attend rural sports carnivals in extreme weather. Being hit by a shot put in Longreach in far north-west Queensland wasn’t supposed to be part of one weekend’s intended article. But luckily, my cameras and I survived the ordeal, and the painful moment resulted in an amusing story for my next editorial and, 14 years later, this website.

These days, I work in much safer conditions in my Brisbane townhouse, which I have already begun transforming into an Escape to the Country dream home. This transformation is based on my cottage garden, which I began from scratch soon after moving here and that I’m (almost) more enthusiastic about than real estate.

With 20+ years of unique journalist experiences and skills to offer, my clients can be confident about my range of wordsmith talent in the real estate and news industry. Contact me today!

You name it – Write Enterprises can solve it. With words.