Romans, the Thames Valley headquartered group now merged with Leaders, has made another acquisition.
It has bought Alliance Property Services, in Surrey.
John Freeland, senior partner of Alliance, will be turning his focus to the company’s block management business.
He said: “We needed to team up with a substantial, well established property company, and after serious evaluation of the options we decided to merge our lettings portfolio with the Romans Group.”
Romans already has a branch in Guildford.
As recently announced, both Romans and Leaders, now merged as Property Services Holdings, are committed to further acquisitions.
Matthew Light, acquisitions director for PSH, said: “Despite some of our major competitors opting to put away the chequebook in 2016 and beyond, we are ready to invest in more companies in order to expand our growing branch network even further.”
There is speculation that PSH will float on the stock market, possibly as early as next year.
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Apologies. Posted in wrong thread. Monday morning syndrome.
Several questions from Mr. Quirk. A better question may be “Why he has the need to suggest this petition?” What’s in it for him? If it succeeds with the petition, then he claims credit for supposedly raising accountability. If it fails, he claims the higher ground. “At least we tried to raise accountability”.
Had this conversation on social media with the author and suggested that licensing in the USA hasn’t prevented realtors from door-knocking, cold-calling and other forms of public begging. Accountability- his word of the moment should be self-imposed. Not some bar, set so low that it hardly seems worth the effort to pick up the award.