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This October marked a momentous occasion for the Barry Plant Group, as they celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their partnership with Make-A-Wish Australia. For a decade, their 'Wishtober' initiative has exemplified community spirit, compassion, and generosity.

An ambitious plan for a three-city study tour spanning two continents paid off in spades for the Barry Plant Group recently, with the 15-strong contingent of leaders connecting and collaborating with other like-minded industry leaders.

Barry Plant is thrilled to announce the opening of its latest office in Cranbourne, marking an exciting new chapter for two trailblazing women in real estate.

The Barry Plant Group is once again embracing the spirit of giving this October with their annual "Wishtober" event, in support of Make-A-Wish® Australia. For every property sold in October, Barry Plant will donate a portion of the commission to Make-A-Wish. Over the past decade, this initiative has raised over $1 million, demonstrating the network's commitment to community and making a difference.

A long-held Frankston investment paid off for its owners when its auction soared to a $2.115 million result.

Barry Plant has smashed records during its annual ‘Wishtober’ initiative, pulling off an incredible feat by raising a jaw-dropping $1 million for Make-A-Wish® Australia.

The Barry Plant Group is gearing up for another special October!

Trusted brand name and hard work among agents’ recipe for success.

Barry Plant Real Estate today announced its sponsorship of the Afghan Women’s Soccer Team, supporting their entry in the Football Victoria Senior Women’s competition in 2023 after they were forced to flee the Taliban regime in August 2021.

As you are likely aware, there are additional requirements for modern-style switchboards that rented properties need to meet as of the 29th March 2023.

Every year the Barry Plant Group turns October into “Wishtober”, raising funds for Make-A-Wish Australia – an organisation that grants life-changing wishes to children and teens suffering from serious illness.