With more than 14 years’ experience dedicated to the real estate industry, Peter Clements was recently awarded Australia’s Residential Salesperson of the Year for 2019. This is the second time Peter has won the prestigious accolade and it’s the first time it’s been bestowed on anyone for two consecutive years (2018 and 2019).
He has an impressive track record for securing some of the highest recorded residential sale prices in Perth’s prestigious western suburbs, including Claremont, Cottesloe, Nedlands and Dalkeith which has seen him achieve a staggering total of over $500 million in sales to date.
A director, licensee and qualified auctioneer with a flexible, personable and eminently trustworthy approach to property and sales, Peter has brought his wealth of experience and astute industry insight to the fore with the creation of Mint.
Now in its sixth year, Mint represents a fresh, client-centred approach to real estate, and has already established an impressive reputation as one of Perth’s most successful and knowledgeable boutique agencies, and is fast becoming a recognisable brand. As testament to this, Mint Real Estate Claremont was awarded Australia’s Small Residential Agency of the Year in 2017 and 2018 by the Real Estate Institute of Australia.
Driving this successful business, Peter is a tenacious and focused negotiator who can confidently guarantee the best service and the best price for your home, ensuring every client receives the special “Mint treatment”. It is this coveted positive and hassle-free experience which sets his business apart from the competition.
Community and charitable work is a significant part of Pete’s work life, and he measures his success according to how much he is able to ‘give back’ to his community. In the past year, Pete has personally given close to $13,000 in sponsorships and donations to organisations close to his heart.
Recipients include (but not limited to) Redkite, Nakuru Hope, JDRF, ToyBox International, Foundation Breathe, WIRF, and more.
He doesn’t just contribute vital funding, but also his time. Pete regularly helps to raise money by calling auctions for charities. In September, he helped raise over $139,000 for the Women & Infants Research Foundation (WIRF)
