Agency HQ has continued to build strong momentum in 2026, with the business focused on strategic expansion, partner growth, and creating a modern model for ambitious operators who want more control over their future.
That momentum now includes the addition of Dannie Tran, whose move to the Agency HQ Partner model reflects the changing shape of the real estate industry.
Recognised publicly through her recent Miss Ocean World Business achievement, Ms Tran has also built a respected reputation in property through years of business ownership, formal qualifications in Marketing and Business, and a strong track record across sales, client service, and leadership.
Her decision to align with Agency HQ is centred around a model that allows established professionals to keep what makes them unique while gaining access to the systems and support required to scale.
Under the Agency HQ Partner model, Ms Tran retains her own brand, identity, and market presence, while leveraging the backend strength of Agency HQ, including administration, trust accounting, marketing support, compliance systems, and operational infrastructure.
Agency HQ CEO Dannie Tran said the business is seeing growing demand from experienced operators looking for a smarter way to run their business.
“We are seeing a major shift in the market. Talented agents and business owners want independence, but they also want structure, systems, and support behind them,” Ms Tran said.
“The Agency HQ Partner model is built for that exact reason. It allows strong operators to continue building their own name and business, while we provide the backend resources that remove friction and help them grow faster.”
The company said 2026 has already delivered strong internal growth, with increased enquiry from business owners, expanding partner conversations, and a clear pipeline of future opportunities across multiple markets.
Agency HQ’s projections for the remainder of the year remain focused on sustainable expansion, quality partnerships, and attracting operators who value flexibility without sacrificing professionalism or support.
For Ms Tran, the move represents both alignment and opportunity.
As a bilingual professional fluent in Vietnamese and English, she brings the ability to work across local and international markets, helping broaden connection points for clients and communities alike. Her experience across residential and commercial sales, property management, negotiation, and customer service adds further depth to the Agency HQ network.
Beyond property, her community involvement through support of Cancer Council, Blind and Vulnerable Kids Associations, the Vietnamese Community Association, and West Women Connect Community Group reflects a leadership style grounded in contribution as much as performance.
Agency HQ said the addition of Ms Tran reflects the calibre of partner the business is attracting as it continues to evolve.
“This is about building a future-focused network of strong individuals who want to grow with the right support around them,” Ms Tran said.
“When good people join good systems, strong things happen.”
With momentum building and further expansion expected throughout 2026, Agency HQ’s growth story appears to be only just beginning.
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