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PRD has expanded into the Liverpool Plains as part of its broader growth strategy to strengthen its regional presence and support.
PRD Real Estate has announced the opening of its new office in Liverpool Plains, NSW, following the acquisition and merger with PRD’s Tamworth office.
Formerly Quirindi Real Estate, the opening of PRD Liverpool Plains is in line with the firm’s five-year business plan to have 2,500 properties under its management.
Liz Morris, the former founder of a Quirindi business, has joined PRD Tamworth and PRD Liverpool Plains as a partner.
Morris said joining PRD had been an easy decision, as the network has been offering support, information, and expertise.
“The dedication PRD has with up-to-date information, training, conferences, and research is invaluable not only to me and my team but also my clients. I am looking forward to the journey with PRD and painting the town red,” she said.
PRD Tamworth partner and chief operating officer, Jacqui Bijnens, said that Morris’ career building a thriving sales and property management business in Liverpool Plains will play a key role at PRD.
Bijnens said the expansion was aligned with the network’s growth and goal to further service the areas.
“By expanding into Liverpool Plains, we are taking a significant step towards achieving our goal of being the leading real estate agency in the region,” Bijnens said.
“The choice of Liverpool Plains as the new location was influenced by several factors, including the proximity to Tamworth, being within a one-hour drive, the potential for community engagement, and the opportunity to leverage our existing relationships and expertise in the region,” she said.
Additionally, she said that the network expansion would benefit the local community by providing more accessible and comprehensive services.
“Our presence in Liverpool Plains will contribute to the vibrancy of the area by supporting local events, organisations, and initiatives,” Bijnens said.
“Our expertise in the real estate market will help enhance property values and provide valuable insights to buyers, sellers, and investors.”
PRD managing director, Todd Hadley, said the new acquisition followed PRD’s growth commitment, with the network already opening four new offices in 2025.
“At PRD, we don’t just talk about growth, we plan for it, support it, and deliver it through proven systems, strong leadership mentoring, and genuine collaboration,” he said.
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