Harcourts Property Hub Expands With New Currumbin Office as Growth Continues Across the Gold Coast

Harcourts Property Hub has continued its rapid growth with the opening of a new office in Currumbin, further strengthening its presence across the southern Gold Coast and into Northern New South Wales.

The new office marks another significant milestone for the award-winning business, which has grown by more than 50 per cent since joining Harcourts two years ago and now boasts a team of more than 50 real estate professionals.

For Directors Dave Manby and Chris Manby, Currumbin was the natural next step.

"Currumbin sits perfectly between Palm Beach and Coolangatta, making it an ideal hub for our coastal team," they said.

"We're seeing strong growth throughout Currumbin Waters, Elanora and Tugun, while our recent licensing in New South Wales has allowed us to build an equally strong presence in Banora Point. Opening this office simply made sense."

The expansion comes despite broader market uncertainty, with the business continuing to invest while others remain cautious.

"Property Hub has always been focused on growth," they said.

"We believe times like these create opportunities. While others might be waiting to see what happens next, we're investing in our people, our clients and the communities we serve because we're confident in the future of our market."

The new office strengthens Property Hub's ability to service buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants across one of Australia's fastest-growing coastal regions.

Today, the business sells more than 900 homes each year, meets with more than 2,000 buyers every month and has established itself as one of the Gold Coast's leading real estate groups.

"Our clients benefit from the strength of our entire business," Dave and Chris said.

"With more than 50 agents working collaboratively and sharing one of the region's largest buyer databases, we're able to connect the right buyers with the right properties faster. Combined with our experienced property management team, we deliver exceptional service for landlords, tenants, buyers and sellers alike."

Beyond real estate, community remains central to the business.

The team is actively involved in local initiatives and charitable events, including this month's charity golf day supporting people experiencing homelessness through the Harcourts Foundation. Their commitment to culture, collaboration and community has also been recognised on the international stage, with Harcourts Property Hub recently named the #6 International Office and #2 Office in Australia at the Harcourts International and Australian Awards.

Dave and Chris said those achievements reflected the people behind the business.

"Our success has always come back to our team," they said.

"We have an incredible culture built around collaboration, hard work and genuinely supporting one another. When people enjoy coming to work and share the same values, our clients ultimately receive a better experience."

CEO of Harcourts Queenlands, Andrew Friebe, welcomed the expansion, describing it as another exciting chapter for both Property Hub and the Harcourts network.

"Dave, Chris and the entire Property Hub team have built an outstanding business by consistently putting their people, clients and community first," Mr Friebe said.

"Opening a new office in Currumbin is a reflection of the confidence they have in the market and the strength of the business they've created. Their continued growth demonstrates what's possible when strong leadership, great culture and an unwavering commitment to service come together."

Dave and Chris said Harcourts had played a significant role in the business's continued success.

"Since joining Harcourts two years ago, our business has grown by more than 50 per cent and we've welcomed over 50 new team members," they said.

"The Harcourts culture aligns perfectly with who we are and where we're heading. It's a trusted brand that gives both our people and our clients confidence, and together we're proving every day that we really do make it possible."