Clive Dalton
Candidate Property Practitioner
Chalupsky Properties CC Head Office
Clive Dalton joined Chalupsky Properties in February 2011.
Since joining Chalupsky, Clive has worked closely with Herman and the other established brokers at Chalupsky Properties to ensure that his knowledge of the industry follows the same high ethics and standards of service that clients expect from Chalupsky Properties brokers and he has now successfully completed his NQF Level 4 & 5.
" I am very happy to be a part of such a dynamic company and I am thrilled with the area that I cover as it has huge potential and opportunities for Chalupsky clients"
Clive, who has a son Kyle, moved to Kwa-Zulu Natal from Johannesburg in the early 80's to study agriculture and was involved in farming and the meat industry in KZN & JHB for over 30 years. He went to St Andrews in Grahamstown and although he has played a lot of sport; has run several marathons and done the Argus many times he admits to being a bun and Coke sportsman when compared to the other boys in the office and does not see himself doing the Dusi any time soon.
But he will be on the banks or the shore cheering them on.
Since joining Chalupsky, Clive has worked closely with Herman and the other established brokers at Chalupsky Properties to ensure that his knowledge of the industry follows the same high ethics and standards of service that clients expect from Chalupsky Properties brokers and he has now successfully completed his NQF Level 4 & 5.
" I am very happy to be a part of such a dynamic company and I am thrilled with the area that I cover as it has huge potential and opportunities for Chalupsky clients"
Clive, who has a son Kyle, moved to Kwa-Zulu Natal from Johannesburg in the early 80's to study agriculture and was involved in farming and the meat industry in KZN & JHB for over 30 years. He went to St Andrews in Grahamstown and although he has played a lot of sport; has run several marathons and done the Argus many times he admits to being a bun and Coke sportsman when compared to the other boys in the office and does not see himself doing the Dusi any time soon.
But he will be on the banks or the shore cheering them on.
