Estate Agency News
Belvoir Group on the hunt for more business acquisitions as turnover climbs
Estate agency Plc says it 'will look to identify suitable acquisition targets to support continued growth and further enhance shareholder value.'
Details of Douglas & Gordon administration & buy-out revealed
CEO James Evans paid £515,000 to buy parts of the estate agency back, shortly after administrators were appointed and a year after taking control of the sales arm of the business from Foxtons for a 'nominal…
Boutique PCL agency Wilfords expands with new branch in SW London
The Kensington-based firm was founded by ex-Foxtons agents Geoff Wilford and Simon Welfare in 2011.
Leaders Romans Group acquires Sussex lettings agency
Two-branch agency Stanley & Partners will now operate under the Leaders banner.
Fine & Country extends network in London
Gareth James Estate Agency has signed up to the Fine & Country brand, to cover Southwark, Peckham Rye and Camberwell.
JLL boosts PCL coverage with dedicated Mayfair sales team
Property consultancy has made a brace of senior hires from Sotheby's International to grow its estate agency business in W1.
Savills recruits new Client Services head from Johns&Co
Ashley Conaghan has over 10-years’ experience in the property industry and has managed multiple client services departments.
Marsh & Parsons adds Client Management Director
Fiona Mongey has moved to Marsh & Parson after 18 years with Bective.
London estate agency hands out £700k cost-of-living bonus to staff
KFH gave all its full-time employees an extra £750 last month.
Connells reports ‘robust’ results despite profit drop
Hamptons' owner maintains a 10% share of the UK estate agency market.
Well-known London estate agency appoints administrators
Douglas & Gordon has reportedly called in administrators, a year after the property sales operation was offloaded by Foxtons.
UK has the biggest estate agency sector in Europe, in revenue terms
But competition amongst British property brokers is fierce, meaning average earnings per agency are lower than in some EU nations.