Adele Oliver is a no-nonsense, transparent, and dedicated Partner and Sales Agent at Atlas Brisbane, known for her unwavering commitment to achieving record prices and making the selling process fun for everyone involved. Her approach to real estate is rooted in total transparency and a relentless pursuit of excellence, ensuring that every client receives top-tier service and outstanding results. Starting her career in the real estate industry in 2008, Adele founded a luxury property management company, in 2018. Her expertise in the luxury CBD apartments, New Farm, Teneriffe, and Newstead markets has positioned her as a leading figure in the industry. Her commitment to transparency and honesty, paired with her unique ability to connect with clients on a personal level, has earned her a stellar reputation.

Adele’s passion for real estate is fuelled by her love for making friends and building long-lasting relationships. Many of her best friends are past clients, buyers, and tenants. Her career highlight is the glowing feedback from her clients, who describe her as a true innovator and one of the most personable agents they have ever worked with. Adele’s ability to go above and beyond for her clients, constantly breaking records and achieving premium results, sets her apart from the rest. With connections, attitude, and a fearless approach to delivering hard truths, Adele’s competitive advantage lies in her unique ability to redefine exceptional service. She was drawn to Atlas by Jarrod Perry, recognizing the importance of joining a tech-focused agency that frees up time for the human interactions that truly matter.

Outside of work, Adele enjoys flying planes, drinking wine with friends, and enjoying live music. Her dedication to her community is evident through her support of Sea Shepherd since 2015. Adele is currently learning how to fly planes and aspires to own a seaplane in the next five years. As the industry evolves, Adele loves seeing the emergence of fresh, young agents and enjoys watching them thrive. Although she is only in her early thirties, she feels like the industry’s big sister, guiding and mentoring the next generation.