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Laing+Simmons allows partners to keep their name

By Lyall Russell
15 October 2019 | 10 minute read
Travis Wentriro reb

Laing+Simmons is offering boutique real estate agencies the chance to join its team while retaining their name.

It is part of the agency’s expansion program across NSW as it targets top local operators and independent offices across the state to join its team.

This allows new partners to have flexibility and ensure their name remains prominent in the community, Laing+Simmons head of network growth Travis Wentriro said.

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“This is not a departure from our growth strategy, it’s an extension to it,” Mr Wentriro said.

“While we have traditionally connected the brand of our Laing+Simmons offices to the communities we serve, we recognise for many independent real estate businesses, theres a valuable legacy attached to the family name.

“In recent times, there has been a backlash of sorts against the strict parameters and operating constraints that some of the larger real estate brands require their people to stick to.

“Were a family company, so it makes sense to honour a family name.”

The company has identified the Hunter region as a critical growth market for 2020, and it is also in discussions with independent operators across Sydney and NSW central coast areas.

“Successful independent operators know what theyre doing. They know their local markets and their local community. Our role is to support them so they can continue to serve their customers in the best possible way in the future, giving them the tools they need to navigate a changing and dynamic real estate environment,” Mr Wentriro said.

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