Manchester-based property consultancy Fletcher Bond has relocated to a larger office within the same building as it plans to triple its size over the next three years. The move marks a significant milestone for the firm, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
Expanding operations at 61 Mosley Street
Fletcher Bond has leased the entire fifth floor of 61 Mosley Street, spanning 2,000 square feet, from GGM Properties. The new space can accommodate up to 26 staff and features a boardroom, meeting rooms, client reception, and breakout areas.
Rory Dillon, who founded Fletcher Bond in 2016, expressed satisfaction with the move, stating, We have always had our headquarters at 61 Mosley Street and have enjoyed a strong relationship with GGM Properties.
He added, Having outgrown our previous office space and with plans to triple in size, we needed a larger base and were happy to stay at the same location.
Growth and client focus
The expansion follows a 65% revenue increase in Fletcher Bond’s latest financial year, ending June 30. Recent client wins include Roma Finance, Hampshire Trust Bank, and Reward Funding. The firm has also grown its team, with four new hires this month, bringing the total headcount to ten.
Fletcher Bond provides various real estate services, such as restructuring and recovery, strategic asset management, valuations, and transactions. Dillon emphasized the firm’s commitment to assisting clients with complex property needs, especially in managing private credit and high-risk developments.
Support from partners
Cosmin Armene, a property and construction solicitor at Bermans, advised Fletcher Bond on the lease. He commented, It is great to see Fletcher Bond continuing to expand, and it’s been an absolute pleasure to work with Rory and his team.
Peter Smith of GGM Properties also commended the firm’s success, stating, It’s been very pleasing to see the business flourish.
Operations and Future Opportunities
Operations director Rob Charnock led the relocation process with support from Cosmin Armene. The firm sees potential in assisting lenders with complex property portfolios, especially those involving private credit or high-risk developments.
