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    Josh Tesolin Rebrands Under NGU Banner in Western Sydney Expansion

    Josh Tesolin Rebrands Under NGU Banner in Western Sydney Expansion

    Josh Tesolin has rebranded his Quakers Hill-based agency as NGU Quakers Hill, The Tesolin Group, aligning with national brand NGU Real Estate in a move announced via Instagram just hours ago.

    Real Estate Today Editorial Team

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    Josh Tesolin has rebranded his Quakers Hill-based agency as NGU Quakers Hill, The Tesolin Group, aligning with national brand NGU Real Estate in a move announced via Instagram just hours ago.


    Tesolin and NGU founder Emil Juresic both posted to their respective social media accounts to confirm the partnership, unveiling the agency’s updated branding and colours under NGU’s signature purple identity.


    The team, location and service areas remain unchanged.


    The rebrand follows Tesolin’s consistent national recognition as a top-performing agent.


    Over the past five years, he has publicly cited five appearances as RateMyAgent’s #1 Agent in Australia, three as the top agent on Realestate.com.au, and three as the #1 International Principal within his former network.


    NGU Real Estate, founded by Juresic in Queensland, has grown to become a national network with a performance-led model and agent-branded structure.


    The rebrand of Tesolin’s agency signals the group’s continued expansion into key New South Wales markets.


    Both Tesolin and Juresic confirmed the change via public Instagram posts, with Tesolin stating, “Same team, same staff, same areas, same office. Just bold new colours.


    Now backed and powered by NGU.”


    The new branding is already being rolled out across signage and digital assets in the Quakers Hill region.

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