Estate and Lettings Agency, Century 21 Bigwood, hosted a successful launch evening at their new office on the prestigious Colmore Row in Birmingham City Centre.
Formerly known as CP Bigwood Sales & Lettings, the agency business has now been relaunched following CP Bigwood’s acquisition by the SDL Group earlier this year. The agency is now a fully-fledged, recognisable member of both Century 21 – one of the largest residential estate agency organisations in the world – and the SDL Group, the UK’s fastest-growing independent property services group.
As Century 21 Bigwood, the team will bring their unique approach to the Birmingham property industry, offering advice and expertise to buyers, sellers, renters and investors, and ensuring that their individual requirements are met.
Justyn Horton, Century 21 Bigwood Branch Manager commented: “This was a brilliant launch and I am extremely excited to have opened Century 21 Bigwood, right here in my hometown of Birmingham. With over a decade’s experience, myself and the team are keen property professionals who are eager to share our knowledge and expertise with our customers.”
The SDL Group acquired the license to franchise CENTURY 21 UK in 2013. To date, the property services experts have launched over 50 branches across the UK with the most recent in Tottenham, Reading and Derbyshire.
Paul Gratton, CEO of the SDL Group, Century 21 UK’s parent company, said: “I am thrilled to see the opening of another opening of a Century 21 branch and I know that Colmore Row, Birmingham is the perfect fit for us. In the past three years, Century 21 has seen significant growth and part of this is down to the honest and open opinion our customers receive, and I am delighted to have such a great team in Birmingham who have already begun delivering that service.
“As well as estate and lettings, Century 21 Bigwood offer valuation services, free market appraisals, investment properties and exposure to properties locally, nationally and internationally through our network of offices worldwide.”
