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    Property group Elite Realty Invest targets double digit growth after shifting focus to master agency

    May 19, 20262 Mins Read


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    Liverpool-based property investment specialist, Elite Realty Invest, is targeting double digit growth in 2026 after establishing itself as a master agency on prime residential developments over the past year.

    The business, which also has offices in Manchester and Turkey, has a pipeline of exclusive UK-wide investment opportunities. 

    As part of its evolution, Elite Realty Invest has built key developer relationships, securing access to a substantial pipeline of residential schemes across the UK – each deliberately positioned in markets with strong capital growth, yield potential, as well as long term rental demand.

    This includes a 125-unit development in Leeds’ South Bank, a 365-unit scheme in Liverpool and a 37-unit London commuter development positioned next to the lower Thames Crossing, Thames Grove, forming part of a much larger future pipeline.

    The position as master agent marks a step-change for the business, enabling Elite Realty Invest to lead on strategy, branding and global investor engagement across its developments – all while retaining its position as an independent agency.

    CEO, Darren Gallagher, said: “Over the last year, we’ve really evolved as a business. Acting as master agent has allowed us to take greater ownership of our developments and, importantly, how they’re positioned and delivered to investors.

    “Our growth has been driven by a clear focus on delivery – doing what we say we’re going to do – alongside building a strong global partner network, investing in the right people and remaining as an independent agency.

    “Expanding internationally has been a natural next step as we continue to scale.”

    Growth has also been driven by rapid team expansion, more than doubling its headcount.

    Its Liverpool office has increased from eight to 15, while its Manchester team has grown from five to eight. The business has also launched its first international office in Turkey, establishing a five-strong team to support overseas activity and international launches.

    Further strengthening its growth strategy, Emily Nolan has joined as head of marketing to build and scale an in-house marketing function, supporting the company’s global expansion.

    The business has also invested in developing its existing team, with four consultants promoted into senior consultant and investment manager roles over the past year.

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