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PHOTO: One Agency Australia<\/strong><\/p>\n The list ranks real estate agents across Australia based on a range of performance criteria, including sales volume, year-on-year growth of business and consistency of performance.<\/p>\n The group\u2019s best performer was One Agency Singleton principal, Lindy Harris, who placed third in the hotly contested ranking, this following on from an award earlier in the year as one of the leading female agents across Australia.<\/p>\n One Agency\u2019s other awardees were all from Tasmania. Fourth was Leigh Jordan, from Devonport, followed by Matt Grice, Burnie in fifth. In 29th position was Josh Hart of Launceston.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re delighted to see Lindy, Leigh, Matt and Josh recognised as true leaders in the industry, measured against criteria that buyers and sellers hold dear,\u201d commented One Agency\u2019s Head of Australasian Membership, John Stewart.<\/p>\n \u201cThat our Hunter and Tasmanian cohort lead the industry in sales performance and ethics is no surprise and a true delight. These offices have long set the bar in sales, marketing and systems,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n \u201cWith our own Annual Awards Dinner being held in Sydney in a fortnight, I suspect there will be some major battles involving this outstanding group,\u201d Mr Stewart<\/p>\n REB editor Tim Neary said the country\u2019s more experienced agents emerged as the top 50 dealmakers, maintaining extraordinary levels of consistent performance despite market challenges.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s a group of established agents separating themselves from the pack by being true business leaders in the industry,\u201d said Mr Neary.<\/p>\n Mr Neary said this is the foremost ranking of dealmakers in Australia. The data collected for the 2018 REB Dealmakers ranking was verified by a senior member of the agency or network, or the office\u2019s accountant.<\/p>\n