Local agent to head up Hunters Hill’s newest offering SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Unprecedented demand for the “aspirational” suburb of Hunters Hill has led The Agency to launch a new office in a bid both to service the area and grow its Sydney footprint.
Headed by Lee Dowdall, the new office will be the latest addition to the group’s presence in the capital city’s blue-chip suburbs, ultimately leveraging on the emerging migration patterns across the harbour-based suburbs, particularly between the Eastern Suburbs and Lower North Shore.
As a local resident of the area, Mr Dowdall boasts strong ties with the Hunters Hill community, where he has built up his 12-year-strong career in real estate, specialising in prestigious sales.
The commercial lender has reported a record month of commercial transactions in April, which it attributed to interest from property developers capitalising on the hybrid office and work-from-home model.
James Navin jumps back into Central Coast market 14 May 2021
Following an extended stint in Sydney, James Navin will be switching networks as he makes the move home to the NSW Central Coast.
The Agency has revealed Mr Navin will be joining The Agency Central Coast operation, which recently reported a record-breaking run for its sales team.
Mr Navin’s move from McGrath Estate Agents Wahroonga is reported to be renascent of many others who have made the move to the Central Coast following the COVID-19 pandemic, with local family, friends and lifestyle all cited as reasons for his return to the area.
The Agency encouraged by March results SHARE THIS ARTICLE
The latest financial update from The Agency has flagged a record revenue of $6.4 million and $9.3 million of GCI for the month of March, leading to an almost record quarter for the group.
In an ASX release dated 29 April 2021, The Agency Group reported a combined group revenue of $15 million for the third quarter of FY21, which was bolstered by $20 million in combined gross commission income (GCI).
It means that group revenue is up by 39 per cent from what it reported in the March quarter of 2020, while combined GCI is up by 65 per cent from the pandemic’s early days.