Media releases
ResolveXO have been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and WAtoday
Release: March 2024
ResolveXO and our Head of Research, Kristina Mastrullo, have been featured in a recent article published by the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and WAtoday discussing the dynamics of office space trends between Sydney and Melbourne.
The article contained insights and findings from our TrendXO where Kristina Mastrullo highlighted significant shifts in the Australian CBD office markets, particularly driven by the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
ResolveXO opens NZ office
Release: January 2023
ResolveXO is proud to announce the establishment of a new office in Auckland, New Zealand. This follows the opening of new commercial and industrial offices in Brisbane and Sydney in the last 12 months and signals our commitment to the New Zealand market. The new office will be led by ResolveXO Principal Anna Rusk and both she and ResolveXO Founder and CEO Stuart Allison are excited about the move.
ResolveXO appoints two new Principals
Release: September 2020
Australasia’s leading corporate property strategists and the sector’s largest wholly Australian owned and operated firm has announced the appointment of Adam Hodgson and Malcolm Hunter as its newest Principals. Adam and Malcolm are both members of the ResolveXO team and their promotion is an acknowledgement of their contribution as well as an indication of the growth the firm is experiencing.
ResolveXO welcomes Brendan Jordan
as new Principal
Release: June 2020
Australasia’s leading corporate property strategists and the sector’s largest wholly Australian owned and operated firm has announced the appointment of industry veteran Brendan Jordan as its newest Principal.
ICP becomes ResolveXO in preparation for growth
Release: March 2019
Six years after being founded as an unbiased and independent corporate property advisory business, ICP is changing its corporate name to ResolveXO to position itself for further growth.
Founder and CEO, Stuart Allison, sees the rebranding as a signal to the market that a wholly Australian owned and operated firm is now in a position to take on the multinationals and become the standard by which they are measured.