
Crows Nest, a charming village in Queensland’s Darling Downs, holds deep significance as the birthplace of a well-established real estate brand, with its roots dating back to 1902.
The original site where operations first began still stands today, symbolising a rich history of rural property expertise.
For over two decades, Geoff Trost has been at the helm of a respected real estate office in the region. Now, he welcomes his son, Cody, into the business, marking a seamless generational transition.
Cody, a recognised talent in auctioneering and livestock sales, has been a Queensland Young Auctioneers finalist for five consecutive years.
With more than eight years of hands-on experience as a livestock agent in Central West Queensland, along with a background in property valuation, he brings a wealth of knowledge to the team.
The Crows Nest office acknowledges Cody’s expertise in livestock transactions, auctioneering, and property assessments as a significant asset to their operations.
A senior figure within the organisation expressed confidence in Cody’s ability to uphold the business’s reputation, highlighting that his skills and dedication will ensure its continued success in Queensland’s rural property and livestock sectors.
This latest development further strengthens the Trost family’s connection to the real estate industry, reinforcing its role as a trusted name in the region’s property market.


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