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The brokerage has revealed a new partnership with construction firm Creation Homes as it targets growth in South-East Queensland’s ‘booming’ housing market.
Mortgage brokerage Resolve Finance has secured a partnership with residential builder Creation Homes to provide construction finance options for owner-occupiers and investors across Queensland.
The Perth-headquartered brokerage said the partnership would focus on South-East Queensland’s booming housing market, with Creation Homes set to deliver more than 400 new homes over the next financial year, along with the rollout of up to 15 new display homes across Queensland.
The partnership will enable Creation Homes buyers to access appropriate finance while providing Resolve franchisees with quality leads, the company said.
Peter Easton, Resolve Finance’s Queensland state manager, said: “We see partnership as fundamental to core to our business and delivering great customer outcomes, so we’re delighted to be working with Creation Homes, one of Australia’s most respected and fastest-growing builders.
“With our strong heritage in construction finance, we bring deep industry insight and a seamless lending experience that supports their customers at every stage, whether building their first home, upgrading, or investing. This is a partnership built on shared values and a commitment to quality.”
Creation Homes’ Queensland general manager Peter Ryan said the partnership marks a milestone in the company’s growth in the retail housing space.
“We’ve always prided ourselves on delivering high-quality homes with a customer-first approach. From in-house design and drafting to a fully staffed customer service team, everything we do is built around the homeowner experience,” Ryan said.
“Partnering with Resolve Finance ensures our customers can also access the same level of support and expertise when it comes to finance.”
Resolve has been on a growth drive in recent months, announcing in December that it planned to expand its franchisee training program as part of wider aims to triple its franchisee business.
The plans would see broker numbers go from roughly 80 to 220 franchisees, with 60 per cent of the intake projected to come from its Future Franchisee Partner (FFP) program, which employs aspiring franchisee owners as trainee brokers to operate under the Resolve Finance banner.
The brokerage has also been on a recruitment drive, adding Easton as a new state manager for Queensland and Shelley Simpson as state manager for NSW.
[Related: Resolve Finance appoints NSW state manager]
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