By Phoenix Naman

Seven Strong: Adrian William’s Next Generation Takes Centre Stage

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Seven Adrian William agents made The Daily Telegraph's top real estate performers under 35. Norman Tran and Kate Ferrante earned spots on the exclusive top 30 list, with five additional agents on the extended recognition list – a remarkable achievement that speaks to the calibre of talent we've cultivated in the inner city.

Leading the charge is Norman Tran, with over $73 million in sales, followed by Kate Ferrante's impressive $61 million achievement. Daniel Josevki, Joseph Ferreira, Arden Savio, Joseph Lombardo, and Rihann Barkley-Brown complete our representation – each agent embodying our commitment to developing tomorrow's market leaders today.

While most agencies cling to conservative hierarchies and outdated processes, we've built something fundamentally different at Adrian William: a boutique operation focused on building the next generation of real estate, where cutting-edge technology amplifies genuine human connection. 

Our agents' success reflects this forward-thinking approach. "I place significant emphasis on deep product knowledge," Norman explains, describing the rigorous preparation that underpins his results. "Where competitors coast on reputation and experience, I focus on truly understanding what I'm selling – the property, the market, the opportunity." This depth of preparation, combined with what director William Pereira describes as a young agent’s natural efficiency – "they're more equipped, more efficient with their time than any other generation, given that they've grown up in the generation of technology" – creates a powerful competitive advantage.

Kate's methodology perfectly embodies our relationship-centric culture. "I base what I do on relationships, not transactions," she articulates. This isn't aspirational philosophy, it's proven business strategy. Her exceptional performance across Newtown's diverse demographic landscape demonstrates how authentic community investment translates directly to measurable results, particularly when supported by modern marketing techniques that speak to today's buyers.

Adrian William actively embraces emerging technologies and empowers our agents to leverage them strategically. "The industry is heading in a very technological space where things are going to become easier and more accessible for buyers and sellers," Daniel observes. William sees this generational advantage clearly: “They're adapting the new way of real estate and it's working for them because consumers, vendors, buyers want everything now, faster."

But our agents don't just adapt – they lead. Leveraging AI, social media trends, and sophisticated marketing strategies, they connect authentically with modern buyers and sellers. "Agents today are smarter at talking to people and engaging with people who want to be spoken to," William explains, contrasting this with traditional approaches that rely on outdated qualifying systems.

Our collaborative environment distinguishes us from traditional agencies where competition breeds isolation. "Other offices feel like you work for yourself," Norman observes. "At Adrian William, we've all got a collective goal to push the boundaries." Daniel reinforces this ethos: "We all want to win together and align at the same values – serviceability first, then everything else comes after that." We've assembled the largest sales team in the Inner West not through aggressive recruitment tactics, but by cultivating an environment where ambitious young professionals lead the way and consistently exceed expectations. 

Seven agents across both recognition lists prove our progressive approach works. When ambitious professionals access cutting-edge resources, modern marketing strategies, and a collaborative culture that values innovation over tradition, exceptional results follow naturally.

The future of real estate is being written by agents who understand that exceptional results require both technological sophistication and genuine human connection. These rankings prove we're not just following that future – we're creating it.

Read the Daily Telegraph article here