LJ Hooker Whangarei

"Mike Procter is very professional and I would definitely use him again"

"Wendy Powell was exceptional"

I want to write to let you know what a valuable staff member you have and that we will be recommending Heather to friends who are looking to buy in Whangarei as we couldn't have asked for more! She is a credit to your team."

J Cunningham

"...I feel I must mention Gladys Glavish and the team from L.J. Hooker Whangarei, who we purchased through. This was also a very pleasureable experience. Thanks Mr Hooker."


B Aitken

"Just a note to thank your company and your salesperson Mark Jewell for the wonderful service while dealing with the sale of our property. We found Mark to be efficient and professional, giving us a personal service which was excellent.Our property was sold in just 7 days. Mark did his upmost to sell for us and get the price which we were really pleased with. It was a task, but one that Mark did and enabled us to buy for cash at Auction the house that we loved.Mark kept in contact with us continuously throughout the pending sale and purchase. Although we are tremendously happy at our new home, we would have no hesitation in using Mark's services in the future, and we recommend Mark for the sale of any friends or colleagues property."

J & C Sturge

"We wish to thank Kerry Milne for the way you worked so hard for us to sell our house. You were so positive in the fact that it would happen for us and that we would get the house of our dreams. This all took place in such a short time. We are both so grateful to you."

Malcolm & Lorraine - Jan 2010

Whangarei is situated approximately 170km north of Auckland, mid way between the Hauraki Gulf and Cape Reinga where the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean meet.
A partial marine reserve since 1980, it is a place which, according to the late Jacques Cousteau, rates as one of the top ten diving locations on the planet! Whangarei is a beautiful town that is both a port and the gateway to the Poor Knights - a cluster of 12 rocky islands about an hour off the coast by boat and the Hen and Chick Islands.
Whangarei Harbour was originally known to the Maori’s as Teranga Paraoa - ’water in which whales run’. As more European settlers arrived, it became more popularly known as Whangarei - from Whanga meaning harbour and Rei meaning cherished possession.… more