Our Team | Rachel Cameron

Rachel Cameron

General Manager

Raised in the Byron Shire after moving from the United Kingdom at the age of 11, Rachel has a lifelong connection to the Northern Rivers and a genuine appreciation for the lifestyle, community and natural beauty that make the region so special. With more than 15 years of property management experience, she combines extensive industry knowledge with deep local insight, providing clients with trusted guidance and an unwavering commitment to exceptional service.

In 2020, Rachel co-founded Cape Byron Property alongside her husband, Bryce, with a vision to create the kind of agency they believed the market was missing. Built on integrity, personalised service and meaningful relationships, the business was forged on the belief that every client deserves honest advice, clear communication and a tailored experience. Today, Cape Byron Property has grown into one of the Byron Shire's most respected independent agencies, with its success driven largely by referrals and repeat clients.

As General Manager, Rachel drives the agency's operations, culture and client experience. Known for her calm leadership, meticulous attention to detail and genuine care for others, she has been instrumental in building the systems and service standards that define the Cape Byron Property brand. She believes exceptional real estate is about far more than property. It is about building trust, fostering lasting relationships and creating an experience that clients remember long after the transaction is complete.

Outside the office, Rachel enjoys travelling, spending time with Bryce and their two children, and making the most of the Northern Rivers lifestyle. Passionate about the local community and the region she proudly calls home, she feels privileged to help others discover everything that makes this extraordinary part of the world so special.

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