Multi-brand agency group signs up with PropTech company

Multi-brand agency group signs up with PropTech company


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Lomond Group has partnered with PropTech player Goodlord to provide IT services across the group’s brands, which include Braemore, Stonehouse, Linley & Simpson, Dale Eddison, Thornley Groves, John Shepherd, Brand Vaughan and Michael Jones.

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Goodlord’s lettings platform plus its rental protection and insurance services will be used across the group, which has a combined portfolio of over 22,000 properties under management in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Brighton, Edinburgh, Hull, Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield, and York.

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Lucy Jones, chief operating officer at the Lomond Group, comments:  “We are at the start of a very exciting journey with The Lomond Group and have grand ambitions for immediate and sustained growth in both our existing and new regions across the UK. 

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“It’s paramount to our success that we partner with the best suppliers in the industry, which in turn enables us to provide our customers with the most seamless property experience possible.”

 

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Goodlord chief executive William Reeve comments: “We’re thrilled that The Lomond Group has chosen to streamline their lettings process with the Goodlord platform. Their strategy of combining the benefits of scale, market-leading insurance protection and an integrated tenant journey is what Goodlord’s market-leading platform is built for – enabling them both to save money and to deliver against ambitious growth objectives.”

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