A New Chapter for Bokarina: Steven du Preez Expands His Footprint on the Sunshine Coast

There’s a quiet kind of momentum that builds long before the ribbon is cut on a new real estate office. It starts with trust earned one household at a time, listings won through reputation rather than noise, and results that consistently outperform the market. For Steven du Preez, that momentum has now taken shape in the form of his newly opened Amber Werchon Property Bokarina office-a milestone that reflects both his rise as one of the Coast’s most respected agents and his deep commitment to the community he serves.

For locals, this isn’t just another office on a busy coastal strip. It’s a signal that the southern Sunshine Coast-Bokarina, Warana, Wurtulla, and surrounds-isn’t merely an extension of the broader market. It’s a powerhouse in its own right, deserving of its own dedicated hub led by someone who lives it, breathes it, and genuinely understands what makes this pocket so magnetic.

Why Bokarina? Because Steven’s Been Living the Story Long Before the Office Opened

The decision to base operations in Bokarina wasn’t a branding exercise-it was a natural progression. Steven has been embedded in the coastal community for years: raising a family nearby, supporting schools, working alongside surf lifesaving clubs, and connecting with homeowners and future sellers through everyday life, not just marketing material.

Agents can choose to be present online. Steven chose to be present in person. And it shows.

His understanding of what buyers want in this corridor-walkability, lifestyle, community connection, and the rare blend of privacy and proximity-has allowed him to position properties with accuracy and confidence. Opening an office here simply places him exactly where he already belonged.

From Solo Agent to a High-Performing Team

When Steven joined Amber Werchon in early 2023, he started with a laptop, a phone, and a relentless work ethic. Today, he leads a six-person team built around a shared commitment to excellence.

Team du Preez includes specialists in marketing, negotiation, campaign preparation, and client communication-each chosen for their ability to deliver a premium, boutique experience without the bottlenecks that slow larger agencies. The growth has been fast but intentional, driven by results rather than ambition alone.

His team’s structure is simple: every task is handled by the person best equipped to deliver the highest standard. Vendors feel the difference, and buyers do too.

A New Standard of Community-Led Real Estate

The Bokarina office is more than a place for contracts and keys. It’s a base for education, local engagement, and long-term relationships.

For Steven, the work has always been about serving the community first and handling the transaction second.

It’s why he takes the time to guide owners even when they’re not ready to sell, why his buyer work is meticulous, and why his recommendations-from timing to presentation to negotiation-are grounded in lived experience, not generic market chatter.

The new office cements this approach, giving residents a direct, local point of connection with a team who genuinely cares about the people behind the properties.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers Right Now

For homeowners:
You now have a dedicated, agent-owned office in your suburb. Not a satellite. Not an extension. Something built specifically for your local market.

For buyers:
You’re dealing with people who understand the true value of each pocket, street, and lifestyle offering-because they’re part of the very fabric of it.

For the community:
This office brings a new level of service, clarity, and reliability to one of the strongest growth corridors on the Sunshine Coast.

A Message From Steven

“Opening the Bokarina office is something I’ve worked toward quietly for a long time. This community has given my family and I so much, and this office is a way to give back-through service, through guidance, and through the kind of personalised real estate experience that respects how important these decisions really are.”