Lendi Group, the fintech company that owns major brokerage brand Aussie, has moved into new headquarters in Sydney, taking up 3,054 square metres across three floors at Bay 14 South Eveleigh.
The new office is now the home of the group’s NSW-based team members, creating a dedicated hub to bring together brokers, buyer’s agents, and partners and welcome team members travelling to NSW from across the country.
Designed by Hammond Studio and True Fit, the modern workplace at Bay 14 integrates offices within the site’s existing heritage architecture and provides dedicated broker and associate areas featuring distinct work zones, specialised training spaces, as well as private and collaborative working spaces and a multi-function event space.
The office also has media production capabilities, including a dedicated podcast and creative studio.
Located within South Eveleigh’s heritage Locomotive Workshop precinct, the headquarters are just opposite the headquarters of one of the group’s main shareholders, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA).
Lendi Group new CEO and co-founder Sebastian Watkins said the move marked a major milestone as the business enters its next stage of growth and accelerates into becoming an AI-native company.
“When Dave and I started Lendi 13 years ago, it was four of us in a tiny office off a laneway in Pyrmont, basically a garage. And somehow, that little space helped shape the culture we’re still proud of today,” he said.
“In our first year, Lendi settled $50 million in home loans. Now, we do that every few hours. That says a lot about how far we’ve come, and it’s exactly why this chapter matters. Bay 14 reflects the scale of the business we’ve become and the ambition of where we’re heading next.”
Watkins said Bay 14 had been built to support Lendi Group’s next stage of growth and its expanding Find, Buy, Own ecosystem.
“We’ve built this space around performance, connection and scale, with dedicated training and event capability, technology-enabled spaces, and the kind of environment that supports new ways of working as we deepen our focus on AI and continue expanding our Find, Buy, Own ecosystem,” the CEO said.
“I’m looking forward to welcoming our team, brokers and partners to Bay 14.”
Kate Beech, general manager of asset management at property group Mirvac, said: “Lendi Group’s new headquarters brings a technology-led workplace into the Locomotive Workshop while respecting the character and history of the site.
“We’re pleased to welcome Lendi Group to the precinct and see the space support collaboration, growth and connection across its team and wider network.”
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