Dedicated, professional and highly organised, Aroha Gilbert has a reputation for offering expert service in property management. A property manager at McGrath Hornsby, she handles property throughout the North Shore.  

With years of experience under her belt, Aroha also holds a Certificate of Registration, making her well-equipped to offer her clients a wide range of property services. Described by her colleagues as “exceptionally focused,” Aroha has a strong grasp of her clients’ needs. Aware of the need to ensure clients receive the best possible return on an investment property, Aroha goes to great lengths to ensure that properties under her management are tenanted quickly. She is meticulous in her preparations of a leasing campaign and is a talented marketer. Aroha is equally conscientious when it comes to tenant selection.  As she points out, “selecting good tenants is something I take very seriously; choosing reliable tenants helps to protect an investor’s asset.” Once tenanted, Aroha takes great care to ensure that rent is paid in a timely fashion and that properties are well-maintained. Results-focused and determined, Aroha takes pride in the results she achieves on behalf of her clients. 

Aroha also enjoys a reputation as a strong communicator. Warm and engaging, Aroha is dedicated to providing the best possible to service to all those she deals with. Both property owners and tenants will find that Aroha is courteous and respectful. She comments that “the role of a property manager is to ensure that both property owners and tenants feel that their needs are being met at all times. I’m good at problem solving and I’m passionate about making everyone I deal with feel like I’m doing my utmost for them.” 

Aroha enjoys working with McGrath. She says “McGrath’s has brought real estate into the 21st century. It adopts up-to-date technology and systems to ensure it provides the best possible service to clients. When people work with us, they can be confident that there will be no cut-corners. At McGrath we’re committed to professionalism, and that’s the way it should be.”