Professional is the easiest way to describe David and the way he goes about life, Needless to say this is transparent in his Real Estate profession, when looking for someone to assist in the sale or purchase of most peoples greatest asset, you can rely on David to work with you for a great outcome for you and your family.

Growing up in Melton, David has seen a lot of change throughout the area and has seen Melton transform from vast vacant paddocks to the thriving city it now is, he says that he is proud to live in this town and to own a Real Estate office in Melton that is driven by local support.

Selling Real estate throughout Melton, Sunbury and Bacchus Marsh since 1994 and obtaining his Diploma in Estate Agency Practice in 1995 David offers many years of Real Estate experience throughout the local Melton area.

David has lived in Melton since 1974 and with his wife have raised their two children here; he is Passionate about Real Estate and always happy to go that extra mile to ensure the Best result for you the vendor.

David and his family are involved in the local community activity and encourage their children to take part different sporting activity and enjoy what Melton offers as a community.

Owning his own real estate office had been a goal for some years and although David had successfully managed other offices over the past years, partnering with the Sweeney group was the motivation he had been looking for.

The support from other Sweeney offices in both assisting in selling and networking for successful out comes is the main reason David decided to partner with them, "they are the only true western suburbs real estate franchise and they really do care about the people they work with" he says!

When considering selling your home, the most important thing is to be comfortable with your agent, you need to be able to communicate with them and know they are listening, remember this is your home and the agent is working for you to get the best possible result, to many times i have seen "real estate professionals" tell clients what they want to hear, rather than just telling them the reality, this will always cost you the vendor money.