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    Aussie Home Loans has entered a strategic partnership with Stockdale & Leggo to make the property journey simpler for agents, buyers and vendors. The collaboration connects one of Australia’s oldest real estate networks with one of the.

    Rhett Dallwitz, General Manager of Agent Services at Aussie, & Charlotte Pascoe, CEO of Stockdale & Leggo
    Rhett Dallwitz, General Manager of Agent Services at Aussie, & Charlotte Pascoe, CEO of Stockdale & Leggo

    Aussie Home Loans has entered a strategic partnership with Stockdale & Leggo to make the property journey simpler for agents, buyers and vendors.


    The collaboration connects one of Australia’s oldest real estate networks with one of the nation’s best-known mortgage brands, combining resources to help clients move seamlessly from finance to settlement.


    Under the deal, Stockdale & Leggo clients will have access to Aussie’s “Buy Now, Sell Later” product, giving vendors flexibility to secure their next home before selling their current property.


    Agents will also gain zero-cost listings on Aussie’s Property Search platform, which covers off-market, pre-market and on-market properties, including auctions. The partnership provides access to Aussie’s five million–plus customer base and large pool of pre-approved buyers.


    Rhett Dallwitz, General Manager of Agent Services at Aussie, said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to improving how Australians buy and sell property.


    “We are excited to launch this strategic partnership with Stockdale & Leggo,” Dallwitz said. “Our aligned values and technology will help buyers and vendors move through the process more efficiently, supported by a seamless end-to-end experience.”


    Charlotte Pascoe, CEO of Stockdale & Leggo, described the partnership as a “major win” for the network’s 30 offices.


    “We’ve been helping Australians achieve their property dreams for more than 90 years,” she said. “Partnering with Aussie connects our agents to a trusted financial brand and a joined-up property ecosystem that links buyers and sellers nationwide.”


    Pascoe added that the deal opens new opportunities for agents to deliver better outcomes for clients and stand out in a competitive market.

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