Belvoir adds ‘discerningly different’ brand to franchise portfolio
In keeping with its multi-brand acquisition growth strategy, the Belvoir Group has confirmed the acquisition of estate agency business Mr and Mrs Clarke.
Mr and Mrs Clarke, which was founded in 2015, currently operates a national network of licensed partners who work on a self-employed basis, offering a bespoke estate agency service.
With a wide national presence, key areas currently include Warwickshire and the Midlands, South Wales and North London, with business ambition to notably expand their current reach.
Speaking of Belvoir’s latest acquisition, CEO Dorian Gonsalves (pictured) said: “We are delighted to welcome the Mr and Mrs Clarke network into the Group.
“This acquisition once again demonstrates Belvoir’s commitment to delivering on its strategic objective of investing in successful businesses that align with our multi-brand franchise model and provide scope for further growth by becoming part of the Belvoir Group.
“Since founding their business in 2015, co-founders Alex and Paul Clarke have successfully created an award-winning company with a very different and exciting approach that includes outstanding attention to detail, innovative Instagram-style photography and property staging to enhance the sales process.
“Importantly, Mr and Mrs Clarke will bring a very different kind of business model to the other brands currently within the Belvoir Group.
“This is a brokerage style self-employed model that will enable Belvoir to further diversify, by providing an alternative route into estate agency for potential business owners who prefer a relatively low-cost entry into the market, with the possibility of converting their efforts into high turnover.
“I can confirm that the Mr and Mrs Clarke brand will remain intact, and there is a three-year incentivized earn out period.
“Mr and Mrs Clarke’s existing partner support team will be greatly enhanced by all the additional support on offer from Belvoir’s Central Office.
“Belvoir will also be looking at providing new opportunities to potential partners, including business loans, property lettings and financial services, which will greatly benefit existing and new partnerships.
“This is a very exciting acquisition, and we are confident that the association with Belvoir will result in massive business growth for the brand.”
Natural step
Paul Clarke, co-founder of Mr and Mrs Clarke (main picture), said: “The CEO of the Belvoir Group Dorian Gonsalves understood our vision from the word go and the acquisition was a natural step for us in the next stage of our evolution. The opportunities that this acquisition gives our partners, and the overall business direction, are extremely exciting – we’re thrilled too to be a ‘first’ for the Belvoir Group.
“The brokerage style business model is one which is making waves in the UK, especially in our new flexible working era, and we strongly feel that it will only become more popular.
“We’re very much looking forward to starting this new chapter in partnership with a Group that is so experienced in estate agency, lettings, franchising and financial services and will be grabbing the opportunity with both hands to exceed our plans for further, national business growth.”
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