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Danielle Geagea

Danielle Geagea is not your typical real estate agent and brings a sophisticated approach to selling Danielle Geagea is not your typical real estate agent.

With a honed eye for detail and a keen understanding of architecture and design and their influence on real estate and the way people live, Danielle brings a sophisticated approach to selling property. Driven by a desire to produce outstanding results for her clients and to deliver attentive service, Danielle avoids the "one size fits all approach" and instead, executes tailored sales and marketing strategies truly designed to achieve the best outcome for her clients. You'll never feel like just a number with her. With over 14 years of real estate experience, Danielle brings a wealth of property knowledge and refined negotiation skills to the table. Passionate in her continual pursuits of peak performance and innovation, Danielle engages some of the best coaches across real estate and business industries, to ensure she is always sharpening her sales and marketing tools to give her clients the edge. Well connected and on the pulse of the market, Danielle positions her clients in the box seat. When she's not doing deals, you'll find Danielle in the martial arts gym, on the yoga mat or enjoying a fine ch*****ne with friends and family. Principal & Property Specialist

03/10/2026

There are some houses where the history feels particularly present. Today at Iwanoff House was one of those occasions.

And there’s a reason people queue to see it. Sixty years after it was built, the fascination with Iwanoff House - and Iwanoff’s architecture more broadly - remains as strong as ever.

It was such a privilege to have Michael and Bettina Iwanoff at the home today - their first time seeing it since its recent renovation and restoration.

I’ve known Michael and Bettina for some years now, and it was particularly special to walk through the house with them and hear their thoughts on what has been done. Designed and built more than sixty years ago by Michael’s father, the late Iwan Iwanoff, this was the family home Michael grew up in, making it all the more meaningful to see it through his eyes as the house enters its latest chapter.

They were incredibly complimentary of the work - both the restoration of the original architecture and the way the more recent interventions have been approached.

We were also fortunate to have several architects through the home today, all of whom spoke so highly of the house and the work that has been undertaken. There is always something quite special about hearing that level of appreciation from people who understand the architecture, its significance and the responsibility that comes with working on a house like this.

Iwanoff House is an important piece of Western Australian architectural history, but days like today are a reminder that behind that history is a family, a home and a lifetime of memories.

A very special afternoon.

ZSA ZSA Property

01/10/2026

JUST LISTED • Burt Street by Kate Moore & Gian Tonossi

Burt Street is an exercise in architectural restraint. Designed by architects Kate Moore and Gian Tonossi as their own family home, this 1890s Fremantle cottage is a study in doing more with what already exists. Rather than substantially altering the original house, its generous rooms and proportions have largely been retained, with a series of considered interventions bringing light and new purpose to the original spaces. The result is a highly individual home where old and new sit comfortably together. In 2024, the project received a Commendation for Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations and Additions) at the WA Architecture Awards.

9 Burt Street Fremantle

Represented by D A N I E L L E G E A G E A

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25/09/2026

Summer’s coming. ☀️

Thank you Westpoint Star Mercedes-Benz for a fabulous night.

Claremont Quarter
Sunday Times Magazine

20/09/2026

Winner, winner, tofu dinner.

Thank you reiwa.com for the awards last night. 🙏🏽

Pretty happy with how the ‘26 year wrapped up. Locked in for some bigger numbers this year. 🚀

ZSA ZSA Property

18/09/2026

Iwanoff House by Iwan Iwanoff

With architecture that’s to be lived in and collected, provenance matters — and Iwanoff House has extraordinary provenance. Built in 1966 as Iwan Iwanoff’s own family residence, 16 Lifford Road was also home to his architectural practice, The Studio of Iwanoff, where he lived, worked and designed many of his most celebrated homes. This was architecture Iwanoff created for himself — the spaces he chose to inhabit, the materials he wanted around him, and an opportunity to express his ideas when architect and client were one and the same.

More recently, the home has undergone a significant restoration and renovation, carefully preserving its original character and remaining true to Iwanoff’s design intent. Its provenance is what makes this house particularly significant: there is only one Iwanoff House.

Among his celebrated body of work, Iwanoff House is the pièce de résistance.

The time is now.

ZSA ZSA Property

11/09/2026

Thank you Westpoint Star Mercedes-Benz and Claremont Quarter for having me. 🎾

Sunday Times Magazine
Pip Edwards

28/08/2026

THE ROLE OF ART IN OUR SPACE

Art was part of the conversation from the very beginning of designing the ZSA ZSA Property HQ with state of kin.

We believe artwork can fundamentally change the way a space is experienced — bringing energy, tension, humour, stillness or meaning. So, during the earliest concept stages, we began sourcing works that were important and thought-provoking in their own right, but that also resonated with the mood, purpose and aesthetic of the rooms they would inhabit.

The interior itself evolves as you move through the office, with each space having its own dialogue. The art became part of that — not simply something to fill the walls, but adding another layer in the relationship between architecture, interior, furniture and objects.

We worked with Ames Yavuz, STARKWHITE and Neon Parc to acquire works by Australian contemporary artists Reko Rennie , Abdul Abdullah , Tom Polo , Kaylene Wh***ey, Jonny Niesche and diena georgetti . We were lucky to acquire some key works at Sydney Contemporary last year, while others were showcased at Art Basel adding to the provenance of the collection.

Each has its own voice. Some bring energy and humour; others strength, stillness or conversation. Some speak to ideas we strongly identify with — challenging the status quo, pushing boundaries and standing for what you believe in.

For us, the role of art is not simply how it looks, but what it adds to the experience of space.

23/08/2026

SELECTED / 0001

Moodyman
Black Mahogani
2004

16/08/2026

If I were selling my own home in this market, here’s what I’d do.

I’ve been selling property for 26 years — through fast markets, slow markets and everything in between. The fundamentals of selling well don’t change with the market. But when conditions change, experience matters.

I wouldn’t start with “what’s my house worth?” I’d start with how it should be positioned. What are we actually selling, what makes it compelling, who will value it — and how are we going to make them care?

I wouldn’t assume more exposure will fix the wrong positioning. Reach matters, particularly when buyers have more choice, but the wrong message in front of more people is still the wrong message.

I wouldn’t choose the agent who tells me what I want to hear. A high appraisal is easy to give. Good advice is harder.

And I wouldn’t choose on selling fees alone. “Saving” a few thousand dollars in commission is a small percentage of the asset you’re entrusting someone to represent, negotiate and sell. They will cost you so much more on the way out. Trust me.

Experience matters most when things aren’t straightforward. Knowing how to read a changing market, buyer behaviour and a negotiation isn’t something you learn from a script.

I wouldn’t waste the first few weeks figuring out what the strategy should have been. Your first impression on the market only happens once.

And I wouldn’t wait until I was ready to sell to start preparing. Some of the most valuable decisions happen well before a property goes live.

If selling is on your radar, start the conversation early.

Tell me about your property via the link in my bio.

13/08/2026

What am I actually building this for?

Freedom. More specifically, freedom of choice — over my time, the people I work with, the work I take on, where I go and what gets my attention. And the freedom for Melissa Beadle and I to shape our life on our own terms.

To build something I’m genuinely proud of. Not just bigger, but better.

To see what others miss — the detail, the design, the nuance — and make others see it too.

And to test my own limits.

I’ve been fascinated by human potential for as long as I can remember — by how much more we’re capable of when we’re willing to push beyond what we already know of ourselves.

Building ZSA ZSA Property is, in many ways, the ultimate expression of that for me.

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Suite 10, 329 Murray Street
Perth, WA
6000

Website

https://linktr.ee/zsazsaproperty

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