DiJones has expanded into the central coast with the opening of three new offices in Terrigal, Avoca and Erina.

DiJones CEO Dean Mackie said the DiJones Central Coast agencies are an important strategic expansion for the DiJones footprint.

“Our data migration patterns have been indicating a significant amount of our existing client base have been on the move, and the central coast has become an emerging property hotspot for Sydney siders looking for a lifestyle change.”

The offices will be led by Brett and Garth Hunter who take on the roles of Regional Leadership Business Managers and will rebrand their Raine & Horne offices to DiJones Central Coast.

“We are extremely fortunate to be working with well known local property professionals in Brett and Garth Hunter, who are market leaders in their own right.

“The Hunter family are well known on the central coast for their innovative approach to real estate, having evolved a family generational business over the last 7 decades,” Mr Mackie said.

The merged business will operate under the DiJones brand from today, 26 February 2021.

Brett Hunter said they were excited to be joining forces with DiJones who are at the forefront of real estate innovation and technology.

“DiJones were awarded the National Residential Real Estate Agency of the Year 2020, and whilst we are closely aligned with our collective business direction and vision, we felt at home with our shared family values and culture.

“This was a strategic business growth decision for us taking into consideration the future needs of our clients, business, and people.”

DiJones was established in 1992, and operates market leading offices on the Upper North Shore, Northern Suburbs, Southern Highlands, Lower North Shore and Eastern Suburbs. Its network of offices are strategically positioned to deliver a unique and innovative property experience for its clients.

“By bringing the DiJones difference to the Central Coast region, local home owners will be well positioned to leverage an ever growing strategic footprint and buyer database across Sydney and the southern highlands,” Mr Mackie said.

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