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Australasian real estate group Raine & Horne has opened a new office in Macquarie Park, capitalising on one of Sydney’s rapidly growing innovation districts.
To enhance Raine & Horne’s presence in the Macquarie Park real estate market, a new office in the district will be led by experienced professionals Winston Huang and Bo Li. Having served as directors of K2 Real Estate since 2015, both will take on principal roles within the Macquarie Park team, bringing their extensive backgrounds in property sales, marketing and development.
Huang, who has been in the industry since 2012, holds a master’s degree in property development from the University of Technology Sydney and an accounting degree from Macquarie University.
Meanwhile, Li, who transitioned to real estate in 2010, brings an engineering background and over two decades of local knowledge, having lived in the Macquarie Park area since moving to Australia in 2002.
Established as an independent district in 1999, Macquarie Park has become a rapidly evolving hub for professionals, families and young buyers, which reflects Raine & Horne’s decision to expand into the area.
Macquarie Park is home to Macquarie University, numerous multinational headquarters, and a mix of start-ups and established businesses.
Huang, who lived in the Macquarie Park district for over a decade, emphasised that it is an ideal location for owning property, with its strong infrastructure, convenience and access to natural attractions, such as Lane Cove National Park.
“The area offers great convenience with amenities like Macquarie University, the Macquarie Shopping Centre, and easy access to public transport, and householders have the magnificent Lane Cove National Park on their doorstep,” Huang said.
Transport connectivity via the Metro, M2 and extensive bus routes, combined with proximity to Macquarie University’s research and talent pools, make Macquarie Park an attractive destination for property investment.
With over 63,000 jobs in the area, the district continues to attract a diverse demographic, contributing to a dynamic community and increasing the demand for housing options.
The Macquarie Park real estate market consists of modern apartments, with the median price for a two-bedroom unit around $910,000. According to Huang, the area’s appeal spans young professionals, former Macquarie University students, families and downsizers seeking convenience and opportunity.
“Many buyers are drawn by the area’s amenities, job prospects and lifestyle offerings,” Huang stated.
Huang and Li’s decision to partner with Raine & Horne aligns with the company’s broader goals, following a significant brand refresh. Huang stated that the partnership offers mutual benefits, including opportunities to expand residential sales, grow property management portfolios, and attract top talent.
“We can’t wait to tap into this background and experience, it’s a win-win situation for Raine & Horne and us,” Huang said.
The new office aims to serve not only Macquarie Park but also surrounding suburbs like North Ryde, East Ryde, and Marsfield, providing a comprehensive suite of real estate services to meet the needs of the area’s growing market.
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