The real estate entrepreneur recently entered the digital space with Qoin
Amit Makkar, better known as Micky, is the founder of Starr Property Group, which has an extended presence in the real estate industry and has proudly added more than a decade of this experience in Australia and overseas. Micky has been effectively guiding local, national and global clients with commercial/residential real estate acquisitions, lease obligations, asset repositions and depositions. His specific areas of expertise include strategic planning, space utilisation, transaction management and financial structuring.
Micky specialises in applying his expertise and market knowledge to broker commercial office, industrial, retail and multifamily properties that consistently exceed the investment goals of his clients. The level of professionalism he displays leaves no room for error in land/property’s purchase or sale.
“Understanding digital assets as a form of money is vital for any real estate agent who wants to succeed in the digital age. I’m merely being futuristic”
Micky’s progressive experience in corporate real estate management and planning, in-depth knowledge of corporate real estate acquisition, thorough knowledge of commercial, corporate, retail real estate market development knowledge and ability to manage a diverse and complex real estate portfolio has given him success. With a leader focused on providing the highest level of customer service, accurate and realistic advice and true professionalism, you can be rest assured that your best interests are in good hands.
“I endeavour to achieve perfection in every deal,” says Micky, who recently joined the Qoin movement to take his business to the next level. On why he joined Qoin, Micky says: “More millennials are exploring digital currencies as an alternative form of investment. They are also using it as a form of money. We cater to a wide range of buyers and sellers and not just baby boomers. Understanding digital assets as a form of money is vital for any real estate agent who wants to succeed in the digital age. I’m merely being futuristic.”
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