The Urban Real Estate network has strengthened its presence across New South Wales, welcoming three key specialists as interest grows among agents and business owners considering their next move.
Urban Real Estate is continuing its growth across New South Wales with the addition of three experienced real estate professionals in Edmondson Park, the Hunter and Calderwood. Saruar Hossain, Mereana Tiopira and Owen Taylor have joined the network, bringing strong local knowledge, proven market experience and established connections within their communities.
The appointments build on a period of sustained growth for Urban following the recent opening of its 17th office in Calderwood, further strengthening the network's presence across Greater Sydney and regional New South Wales.
Saruar Hossain will strengthen Urban's presence across Edmondson Park and the wider Macarthur region, bringing extensive experience across houses, land and townhouses.
"Joining Urban was about finding a business that matched my ambition while allowing me to continue building strong relationships in the communities I know so well. The leadership, support and long-term vision gave me confidence that this is the right place to continue growing my business and delivering great outcomes for my clients," Mr Hossain said.
Mereana Tiopira joins Urban in the Hunter, where she has built a reputation for authentic client relationships, exceptional service and consistently strong results.
"What stood out to me about Urban was its people. From my first conversations, I could see this was a business that genuinely invests in its team while giving them the tools and support to succeed. I'm excited to continue helping people across the Hunter achieve their property goals as part of a network that shares my values," Ms Tiopira said.
Owen Taylor will represent Urban across Calderwood and the Illawarra growth corridor, bringing deep local knowledge, a trusted reputation and a proven track record of outstanding results.
"Calderwood isn't just the market I work in. It's the community my family calls home. Joining Urban allows us to continue building on the relationships we've established locally while being backed by a business that shares our vision for the future and is committed to supporting our clients at every stage of their property journey," Mr Taylor said.
Urban Real Estate Chief Executive Officer Katrina Tarrant said the appointments reflected a broader shift in what agents and business owners were looking for from a real estate network.
"We have experienced a steady flow of growth across New South Wales, but what has been particularly encouraging is the increase in enquiries from agents and business owners who are thinking carefully about what they want their next chapter to look like," Ms Tarrant said.
"People are looking beyond the brand name. They want leadership, systems and genuine support that help them build a sustainable business without losing the local identity and client relationships they have worked so hard to create.
"That is where Urban continues to differentiate itself. We provide the infrastructure, technology, marketing and business support of a larger network while empowering our people to remain deeply connected to their local communities."
Ms Tarrant said reaching 17 offices had increased Urban's visibility across the state and created new conversations with high-performing agents and business owners considering their future.
"Growth has to be meaningful. Every person who joins our network strengthens the business, creates opportunities for others and helps us better support our clients and communities. Saruar, Mereana and Owen each bring something special to Urban, and we're delighted to welcome them to the team."
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