LocalAgentFinder, a real estate agent comparison platform, has announced it has successfully acquired Dott & Crossitt, a conveyancing and property law firm. According to a Press release, this move is part of the company’s commitment to enhance the property selling process and elevate the standard of service of its real estate agents.
With the acquisition, Dott & Crossitt’s operations in New South Wales and Queensland will merge with LocalAgentFinder’s Victorian conveyancing practice, as the real estate company aims to become one of Australia’s leading conveyancing firms.
Richard Stevens (pictured), CEO of LocalAgentFinder, emphasized the significance of this development.
“This acquisition is about offering a comprehensive and seamless experience for property owners and agents alike. It’s a strategic leap that positions LocalAgentFinder as a holistic solution for all property transaction,” he said.
Jared Zak, principal solicitor and founder of Dott & Crossitt, assumes the role of managing director of conveyancing within LocalAgentFinder following the completion of the transaction.
“Joining the dynamic LocalAgentFinder team represents a pivotal moment for both organisations,” said Zak. “It not only elevates Dott & Crossitt’s position in the conveyancing industry but also heralds a significant step towards integrating digital innovations in our services. This collaboration enhances our commitment to delivering premier property law and conveyancing services, blending the traditional with the digital.”
Zak emphasized the strategic alignment between LocalAgentFinder and Dott & Crossitt, citing their combined track record of over 3,700 successful transactions for CY23.
“With LocalAgentFinder’s leadership in the digital real estate space…we are uniquely positioned to navigate the evolving landscape of real estate services,” Zak stated. “The combined forces of LocalAgentFinder and Dott & Crossitt is setting new benchmarks in the real estate and conveyancing sector.”
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