The Someday Property team has maintained 100 per cent staff retention since opening, while embracing a nine-day fortnight, Wellness Wednesdays, professional development and smaller portfolios.
This sponsored post looks at how a nine-day fortnight, smaller portfolios and a focus on wellbeing have helped Canberra’s Someday Property become Small Agency of the Year.
Someday Property is so proud to have been named Small Agency of the Year 2026, a recognition that celebrates not just growth, but the people and values behind it.
Founded by Grace Hooper and Jess Talbot, Someday Property began with a simple belief that real estate should feel more human. Five years on, the Canberra based agency manages and sells a number of residential properties across Canberra and surrounds with a growing team delivering a distinctly personal approach.
For Someday, success isn’t about becoming bigger at all costs. It’s about building something sustainable, meaningful and genuinely different. The team has maintained 100 per cent staff retention since opening, while embracing a nine-day fortnight, Wellness Wednesdays, professional development and smaller portfolios designed to protect wellbeing and service quality.
Their philosophy extends beyond clients and staff, from day one Grace and Jess wanted to ensure they were in some way giving back and established an ongoing donation to ChildFund Australia, while continuing to support community initiatives and charitable causes.
With 259 five-star Google reviews, Someday’s award-winning formula is clear: put people first, stay true to your values and let exceptional service drive the growth.
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