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Barry Plant Warragul-Drouin is thrilled to be a proud sponsor of this year’s Snowfest Gippsland, one of the region’s most beloved family events. Taking place on Friday, July 26 in the heart of Warragul’s CBD, this incredible winter festival is back bigger and better for 2025!

Barry Plant’s bold rebrand continues to make waves on the global stage, taking out Silver at the prestigious WORLD Design Awards 2025.

At Barry Plant, community and connection are at the heart of what we do — and this year, one of our very own is taking that to a whole new level.

A fresh wave of activity has swept across the Warragul property market in 2025, drawing attention from Melbourne-based buyers, local upsizers, and investors eager to secure property in this thriving regional location.

Barry Plant Real Estate Group Optimistic Amid Market Shifts

New branding. New leadership. New direction. Same award-winning results.

Much like a successful marriage, running a thriving business requires a partner who is trustworthy, hardworking, and brilliant. At Barry Plant Warragul-Drouin, the secret weapon is directors Chris and Candice Hill, who are just as successful in their marriage as they are in their business.

The Barry Plant Group has once again demonstrated the extraordinary power of community and generosity celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Wishtober campaign in 2024, by raising $84,329.01 for Make-A-Wish Australia.

This October marked a momentous occasion for the Barry Plant Group, as they celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their partnership with Make-A-Wish Australia. For a decade, their 'Wishtober' initiative has exemplified community spirit, compassion, and generosity.

An ambitious plan for a three-city study tour spanning two continents paid off in spades for the Barry Plant Group recently, with the 15-strong contingent of leaders connecting and collaborating with other like-minded industry leaders.

The rental market in South and West Gippsland is exceptionally tight, with properties rarely staying on the market for long. In most cases, homes are leased after just one or two inspections due to high demand and limited availability. This tightness is largely driven by a significant supply issue, with very few rental properties currently available.

Whether you're considering property investment or already own a rental property, investors need to be aware of their legal obligations and the role of fhe Consume Affairs Victoria (CAV) Renting Taskforce.