In this episode...
In this episode of Road to ZERO, CEO Roshan Ramnarain interviews Jesse Raeburn, a real estate agent and former contestant on The Block: The Oslo 2019, where he and his partner Mel earned a $388,000 profit. The discussion covers their post-show journey, including purchasing and renovating their first home together, Jesse’s role in finding the property, and their experiences on Renovate or Rebuild and Open Homes Australia.
Meet our guest
Jesse Raeburn is a seasoned real estate professional and television personality known for his dynamic presence in the Australian property market. He began his career as a tiler, following in his father’s footsteps, before transitioning into real estate in 2015. His passion and dedication led him to become a contestant on the 2019 season of The Block, where his expertise significantly contributed to the show’s success.
Jesse is a Senior Advisor and Negotiator at WHITEFOX Real Estate, where he continues to impact the industry substantially. In addition to his real estate endeavors, he is a presenter on Open Homes Australia, showcasing remarkable properties and sharing his insights with a broader audience. Balancing his professional commitments, Jesse is also dedicated to renovating his Victorian home and embracing his role as a father.
Open Homes Australia
Open Homes Australia is a lifestyle television show that explores the diverse facets of residential architecture and interior design across the country. Airing on 9Life, the program showcases contemporary housing and innovative design trends and celebrates the Australian way of life.
The show features a team of presenters, including Jesse Raeburn, Michael and Carlene Duffy, who gained recognition from participating in “The Block.” They are joined by experts like Dave Franklin, James Treble, and Roshan Ramnarain, each bringing their unique expertise in landscaping, interior design, and sustainable living.
In its seventh season, “Open Homes Australia” continues to inspire viewers by highlighting stunning homes and integrating sustainable solutions like solar energy. The program collaborates with partners such as Energy Matters to provide solar expert advice on energy efficiency and sustainability.
