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Are you ready to downsize your home and upgrade your lifestyle?

At a Portfolio by Design we know that moving isn’t just about property—it’s about creating the lifestyle you want.

Whether you’re downsizing for a simpler life, upsizing for more space, or rebuilding to future-proof your home, we make the process seamless.

Our premium, downsizing service approach takes the stress out of buying, selling, and rebuilding. We handle everything from property sales and conveyancing to moving, packing, and even selling household goods.

With expert guidance and a personalised strategy, we help you transition smoothly into your next chapter. Let’s create a home that fits your lifestyle today—and tomorrow.

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Founder of Portfolio By Design

Welcome to my digital home! I am the owner, founder, and director of Portfolio By Design, a real estate Sydney service. As a long-term property investor with a master’s degree in property—a true passion project—and a registered real estate agent, I bring both expertise and enthusiasm to every client interaction.

Real estate is, without question, deeply ingrained in our lives. For most of us, it forms a critical part of our foundation. So, despite all the “noise” in the market—the endless “what to do’s” and “how to do’s”—I am here to help you Buy A HomeSell Your Home or Invest in Property. And I aim to make the process not only seamless, but also enjoyable.

At real estate Sydney our premium offering, Downsizing Services, is tailored for those looking to Downsize or Upsize . Throughout the entire process—from the initial sale to the final purchase—I provide comprehensive support. From saying “goodbye” to what’s familiar, to embracing a new and exciting chapter, I am here to guide you every step of the way.

I sincerely look forward to meeting you.

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