Inverclyde-based property company Bowman Rebecchi has launched a new firm with a contract that will see it sell 22 homes in Gourock.
The new estate agency will be led by Linda Swan, who joined the firm as a sales director from Blair & Bryden, with an initial focus on residential sales throughout the West Coast of Scotland.
She has more than 10 years of experience in the property sector, having previously worked as a conveyancing paralegal and senior estate agent.
The company has also secured a new contract for the sale of 22 new homes in Gourock, Inverclyde. It will be selling the McPherson Development in Gourock, which will provide 22 new three-bed homes in partnership with Globe Homes and City Gate Construction.
The development is set to begin construction in autumn 2022, with the initial phase of homes aiming to be ready for occupancy in Spring 2023.
The new agency will have branches in Gourock and Glasgow, to further boost the performance and growth of the overall group, which includes Rebecchi Architectural and A&M Advertising.
Linda Swan said: “I am very excited to have joined Bowman Rebecchi, with the specific aim of growing its estate agency operations, across Inverclyde and the west of Scotland.
“Given the strength of the existing businesses, there are significant opportunities within residential sales for the Bowman Rebecchi group and I’m looking forward to supporting these.”
Andrew Bowman, director at Bowman Rebecchi, said: “Securing the McPherson Development helps to give the business a strong springboard to launch, and we are delighted to be working alongside Globe Homes to sell these properties.
“It is great to welcome further private housing development to Inverclyde, where demand for new high-quality homes is high and we expect these properties to be very popular.
“This is a great example of the group collaborating, from architectural to estate agency, via the commercial arm of the business that supported the sale of the land. This is a solid model for us to grow and develop for further clients.”
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