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The luxury real estate world is in mourning after the passing of Fraser “Frase” Cahill, a highly respected agent at Marshall White, who lost his battle with cancer at just 39 years old.
📍 Cahill, known for his charismatic personality, professionalism, and generosity, passed away last Friday in Point Lonsdale, Victoria, surrounded by loved ones.
His passing has left an immeasurable void in the Australian real estate industry, where he was regarded as one of the best in the business.
💔 A Courageous Fight Against Cancer
Mr. Cahill was diagnosed with cancer in January 2024 but faced his illness with the same determination and resilience that defined his career.
🔹 Hopeful to the End – Just three months ago, he announced that his scans were clear and that he was cancer-free after undergoing six months of chemotherapy.
🔹 Living Life to the Fullest – In his final social media post, Cahill reflected on his newfound appreciation for life, stating:
“Life’s short! Look forward to seeing more of you all next year. 2025 – here we go!”
Sadly, his remission was short-lived, and his condition took a devastating turn.
🏆 A Legacy of Excellence in Real Estate
📌 Cahill was a key figure in Marshall White’s Stonnington sales team, where he built a reputation for:
✔ Unmatched professionalism in the luxury real estate market
✔ Integrity and work ethic that earned him respect from colleagues and clients alike
✔ Exceptional negotiation skills, making him a sought-after agent in Melbourne’s high-end property scene
His former clients, colleagues, and industry peers describe him as someone who was:
⭐ Trustworthy – Always putting clients’ interests first
⭐ Charismatic – Bringing energy and warmth to every interaction
⭐ Innovative – A forward-thinker in luxury property marketing
His passing is a significant loss to Australia’s real estate sector, especially in Melbourne’s competitive luxury property market.
💙 Community & Industry Pay Tribute
The news of Cahill’s passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes from:
💬 Colleagues at Marshall White – “Frase was simply one of the best. He never let anything dull his passion for life and his love for others.”
💬 Clients & Buyers – “Fraser’s energy and warmth made buying a home an unforgettable experience.”
💬 Neighbours & Friends – “Our street will never be the same without him, but his spirit will live on in our Christmas celebrations.”
One of his closest friends, Scott Mortimore, spoke about Fraser’s enduring impact:
“He was always about lifting others up. Now, we have the chance to honour him by creating something bigger—something that reflects his spirit.”
💰 The ‘Pay It Forward’ Fundraiser 💖
Despite his illness, Cahill’s focus remained on helping others. Before his passing, he launched a fundraiser on MyCause.com.au, raising over $161,000 to:
✔ Provide support and care for those facing hardships
✔ Offer resources and opportunities to those in need
✔ Ensure that his legacy of generosity and kindness continues
His friend Scott Mortimore emphasized that the funds will be used exactly where they’re needed most, ensuring that others never have to experience what Fraser did.
“If Fraser ever inspired you, made you laugh, or had your back—this is your chance to pay it forward.”
Fraser ‘Frase’ Cahill (left) passed away surrounded by his family at Point Lonsdale after a year-long battle with cancer
Fraser (pictured) was a much respected member of Marshall White’s Stonnington sales team
🎉 A Final Celebration of Life
In true Fraser Cahill fashion, his final weeks were filled with love, laughter, and celebration.
Just a few weeks before his passing, friends and loved ones gathered for one last party, raising a glass to his:
🎈 Unbreakable spirit
🎈 Infectious joy
🎈 Lifelong friendships
Even while resting in the hospital, Fraser was still thinking about how he could help others—a testament to his selfless nature.
Real estate firm Marshall White said that Fraser Cahill (pictured) did not let cancer ‘dampen his zest for life’
🏡 The Real Estate Industry Loses a Star
The loss of Fraser Cahill is a heartbreaking moment for the Australian luxury real estate market.
His legacy will live on through:
✨ The lives he touched
✨ The lessons he taught
✨ The generosity he inspired
Rest in peace, Frase. Your impact will never be forgotten. 💙
Fraser Cahill (pictured) started a fundraiser to ‘pay forward’ good deeds which has received more than $161,000 in donations
SOURCE: THE DAILY MAIL