Relocating an executive is a significant investment, and one that carries a degree of risk. This decision can have a positive or a negative impact on your bottom line, depending on the success of the relocation and its effect on the relocated executive and their partner or family.
New In Town can help to maximise your investment by providing a comprehensive range of relocation services at very competitive rates, and by ensuring that your executive is free of distractions, ready to join the local team.
The key benefits of engaging New In Town to design and manage your executive's relocation.
Cash flow management All the administration is left to us. We assume management for expenses incurred, rendering you one itemised account for each relocation.
Lightening the load Your Human Resources Division can focus on work place matters with which they are most familiar, whilst we focus on home-to-home issues.
Promoting a work/life balance Your company will get a reputation for looking after its executives, which is a point of difference when wanting to attract the best in a very competitive market.
Team morale = productivity = retention Feeling valued, your executive settles quickly resulting in these favourable outcomes.
On-Going Support We provide continued telephone and email support to your client post their relocation.
Known as ‘Freo’ by the locals, the vibrant city of Fremantle offers a rich history and a wonderful sense of community, combined with a relaxed lifestyle.
The town of East Fremantle was created in 1897. Bounded to the north and west by the Swan River, many residents enjoy magnificent water views and an Australian lifestyle more common in times gone by.
Applecross is one of Perth’s premium suburbs, with many luxurious homes enjoying city and river views. The suburb takes its name from the Applecross peninsula on the northwest coast of Scotland, which accounts for the many Scottish street names in the area.
North Fremantle is a friendly suburb located within the City of Fremantle, bordered by the Swan River and the Indian Ocean. It is easily distinguished by a red dingo painted on the side of the heritage-listed, working flour mill.
Claremont is a beautiful, eclectic suburb which is highly sought after due to its premium schools, shops, restaurants, parklands and recreational facilities. It also offers a wonderfully convenient lifestyle, being located within easy reach of both the Perth CBD and Cottesloe Beach.
With 17 km of glorious Indian Ocean beaches, the City of Joondalup regards itself as ‘the jewel of Perth’s Sunset Coast.’ Joondalup is both the name of a suburb and the City within which it resides, located approximately 25 km north of Perth’s CBD.
A coastal suburb in the city of Joondalup in Perth’s north, Ocean Reef offers the dream lifestyle. Perfectly positioned to enjoy the Sunset Coast, home will feel like a holiday at any time of year.
Located on Perth’s glorious Sunset Coast, Trigg is one of a number of coastal suburbs where luxury homes go hand in hand with the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Don’t pronounce the ‘y’ in Karrinyup or everyone will know you are ‘new in town.’ The name Karrinyup was originally derived from the word ‘Careniup,’ a Noongar name for a nearby swamp believed to mean ‘the place where bush kangaroos graze.’ Nowadays, when people refer to ‘Karrinyup’ they are often referring to the suburb’s major Shopping Centre.
A natural beauty in an urban setting, Churchlands is a typically quiet area where you may be lucky enough to enjoy views of the city, or perhaps the wildlife sanctuary of Herdsman Lake, which forms the suburb’s eastern border.
Regarded as a fantastic place to raise a family, Wembley Downs offers a pleasing selection of schools, parklands, shops and services. A property is rarely advertised for sale here without making mention of its proximity to The Hale School- a prestigious Anglican boy’s school in the suburb. There are several good schools close by, making the area a popular choice for families.
The tall Rendevous Hotel can be seen for miles along Western Australia’s Sunset Coast, marking the position of Scarborough on the edge of the Indian Ocean. The Hotel was originally built for the 1987 America’s Cup challenge, and is still the only high-rise hotel allowed on the foreshore.
Arguably Perth’s most iconic coastal suburb, Cottesloe attracts the upper class and those dreaming of striking a harmonious balance between work and play.
Established in the 1890’s, West Leederville is another of Perth’s city-fringe suburbs that appeals to people who work in the CBD and value convenience. The broader area was originally formed from the sale and subdivision of the estate of William Leeder.
There is much to love about ‘Subi,’ as it’s affectionately known. Centrally located between the CBD and the sea, Subiaco has great shopping, restaurants, theatres, cinemas, cafes, bars and a library. It’s a hive of activity by day, and a popular choice for somewhere to spend an evening.
Being the closest beachside suburb to the heart of Perth’s CBD, City Beach offers the best of both worlds, with central convenience and an enviable coastal lifestyle.
Relocating an executive is a significant investment, and one that carries a degree of risk. This decision can have a positive or a negative impact on your bottom line, depending on the success of the relocation and its effect on the relocated executive and their partner or family.
