Surging demand boosts buy-to-let firm Sequre
SURGING international investor demand for buy-to-let residential assets, has sparked a boom at a south Manchester business.
So rapid has its growth been that just 17 months after starting to trade, Sequre Property Investment has grown from just three staff to 28, prompting a move from Hale to Sale, where the business has taken 3,500 sq ft at Stafford Court on Washway Road.
Sequre sources low cost bulk deals for its investors and is reporting 3,500 enquiries a month, with around 300 from Chinese investors looking to take advantage of the UK’s buoyant buy-to-let market.
Founder and managing director, Graham Davidson said: “Sequre’s rapid growth is testament to the level of service we offer our investors and the consistent strength of the deals we are able to source. Our success has been fuelled by the relentless hard work of our staff and we look forward to welcoming new, ambitious individuals as we enter into this exciting new chapter.
“We are positive that our new offices and fresh intake of experienced and dedicated sales staff will provide us with the support necessary to increase our operations across the country. Following a recent appointment to sell 160 units near Salford Quays and the ongoing development of new projects, our experienced team will continue to provide investors with high calibre property at market leading rates.
“We are confident that our efforts will result in us becoming the most recognised and respected buy-to-let agency in the UK.”
University cities such as Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham are particularly popular with Sequre’s investors. The company, which began trading in April 2013 works with developers, receivers and banks to o sell properties in bulk.
