National Diploma in Real Estate - Licensee

National Certificate in Real Estate - Branch Manager

National Certificate in Real Estate - Salesperson

REINZ Approved Residential Auctioneer

Member of REINZ

Licensee Agent for Harveys Henderson - M2 Real Estate

Moritz Muck MREINZ is the owner and Principal of Harvey’s Real Estate in Henderson and as a Manager and Licensee Agent, he and his team serve their clients in the buying and selling of homes throughout the entire western suburbs of Auckland and beyond.

Moritz is a career agent with a long and respected track record in the real estate profession having started in 2004 at 19 years of age. Originally studying at AUT and obtaining a Diploma in Culinary Arts, Moritz made the decision to change direction and accepted a real estate internship at long established west Auckland firm Rex Davy Real Estate. Four years later, having secured his Branch Manager’s National Certificate, Moritz operated under the auspices of several other brands before establishing his own boutique real estate agency M2 Real Estate in 2010.

Moritz has an almost unprecedented depth of knowledge of residential property sales, property management/investment and commercial leasing which his broad client base values highly. Over the years, Moritz has become involved in and is passionate about residential property development and has long-standing and trusted relationships with local developers, assisting them on a range of projects.

Never happier than when he is bringing a deal to fruition – even if the journey to get it over the line has involved tricky negotiations – Moritz relishes the challenge and loves to secure the best outcome his clients are seeking. As a motivational leader, Moritz mentors and supports his sales team continually fine-tuning and seeking innovative ways to enhance the real estate experience his company offers their clients.

Moritz epitomises the Harveys ethos that their real estate agents are simply people who love helping people like you buy, sell and rent property every day