Wayne Brooks

+64 27 431 6306

Lower North Island/East Coast Sales Manager
Iwi Liason

Licensed Salesperson REA 2008

Feilding Regional Office

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About Wayne Brooks

Meet Wayne Brooks, Sales Manager – Lower North Island & East Coast, and Rural & Lifestyle Agribusiness Advisor servicing the Manawatū–Whanganui region.

Wayne brings a strategic and well-rounded approach to real estate, guiding buyers and sellers through the market with clarity, integrity, and confidence. His experience spans residential, lifestyle, and rural property, alongside property management and agribusiness transactions, enabling him to deliver informed advice and tailored marketing strategies and advice aligned with each client’s goals.

In addition to his roles, Wayne is a Director of Proven Property Management Ltd (property management company alongside his wife, Bianca) and also holds the role of Iwi Relationship Manager for PGG Wrightson Real Estate (NZ). These roles reflect his commitment to strong relationships, long-term outcomes, and a deep understanding of land, property, and community values.

Wayne is known for his proactive, client-focused approach and takes the time to understand both the property and the people behind it. Clients value his transparency, strategic insight, and unwavering dedication throughout the sales process.

Based in the rural provincial hub of Feilding and actively involved in the local community, Wayne’s comprehensive market knowledge and commitment to achieving outstanding results make him a trusted real estate professional for anyone looking to buy, sell or manage a rental property across the Manawatū–Whanganui region and the wider Lower North Island.

Testimonials

We trusted Wayne with the sale of two of our farms, and on both occasions the experience exceeded our expectations. His honesty and integrity stood out from day one, and communication was clear, regular, and reliable throughout the entire process. We always felt informed and confident in the decisions being made. We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for a trustworthy and committed real estate agent with sound advice.

V & C Shannon

When another agent left the business, Wayne stepped in and took over the final stages of the sales process. Despite a number of hurdles along the way, he kept the deal alive and saw it through to the end. Very happy vendor.

Overseas - Vendor Foxton

In a time where the housing climate is booming, finding available real estate agents is an easy enough task to accomplish. But selling your house is a serious game and requires serious consideration. I looked for an agent that was committed to the communities he worked in. An agent that served the people. Cheesy I know, but these factors I believe, are great indicators of the ideal agent.

As a local sports club President (a role that is voluntary), Brooksy demonstrated these without hesitation. In the club's short life, he took them from 'cellar-dwellers' in their respective competitions, to championship winners (men's and women's teams). This required a deep understanding of the sports club's needs and a strategic approach to achieving the desired outcome. The same is said for selling houses.

I therefore recommend Brooksy under any circumstance. Professionally - he is reliable, trustworthy and fully committed to your aspirations. He made me feel like I was his only client. And personally - he is a good community man with great family values.

Luke Rowe – Vendor Penny Road

John and Yvonne McCaskie owned a 24 hectare farm 18 kilometres east of Feilding in the Manawatu. Subdivided into nine paddocks, all of flat contour, they wintered approximately 50 two-year-old steers on the farm, with 100 to 120 steers traded in a full year. Wayne Brooks of PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Feilding marketed the farm, taking it to auction in late July 2015, where it sold under the hammer to a neighbouring dairy farmer for $1.15 million. “We were planning to take the farm to market anyway, then found another property that we really wanted. Wayne told us to offer the farm for auction so we could sell sooner, in time to buy the other place. “We were not sure if the timing was right, in a wet winter, and Wayne had to work hard to market the property, which he did. We were amazed at the number of people who came out and looked at it. “We received a pre-auction offer, which we turned down because it was not quite enough. “On the day of the auction it was a bit stressful. We had lived on the farm so long, and always been on the land, so to sell and move into town was huge. Although the auction room was packed, we didn’t go in ourselves. We felt more comfortable sitting out in the corridor, taking messages from Wayne, and from Sloane, the auctioneer. “Although we had a reserve in mind, Sloane told us that was too low, and we should aim higher. He was right. We put ourselves entirely in his hands. “In the end, two neighbours were bidding. They went past the reserve, and still continued on after that. Wayne and Sloane and the other guys in the team were excellent. We couldn’t believe the price. We still haven’t stopped smiling!”

John & Yvonne McCaskie

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