Agency offices reveal they are rebranding – tomorrow 

Agency offices reveal they are rebranding – tomorrow 


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Two offices of an estate agency are going to rebrand, from tomorrow. 

Alasdair Morrison & Mundys says its Newark and Southwell offices set to trade simply as Mundys from October 1.

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The change follows the successful integration of Alasdair Morrison & Partners’ sales division into Mundys, following its acquisition by Mundys in 2024.

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Since then, the two businesses have worked closely together, bringing together Alasdair Morrison’s longstanding local knowledge and property expertise with Mundys’ wider regional network, marketing resources and professional services.

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A statement says the move to the Mundys name represents the next stage of this partnership, while maintaining the local service and relationships that clients have come to know and trust.

Senior partner Simon Bentley says: “This is an exciting step forward for our Newark and Southwell teams. While the name above the door is changing, our commitment to our clients and the communities we serve remains the same.

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“We have spent the last two years working closely together and have seen first-hand the benefits that combining our local expertise with the wider strength and resources of Mundys can bring.

“Trading under one name will allow us to build on that success and offer our clients even greater opportunities, while continuing to provide the personal, professional service they expect from our experienced local teams.”

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Mundys deals with sales and lettings, commercial property, surveys and valuations, new homes ands mortgage and protection services.

The Newark and Southwell teams will continue to operate locally, with the same experienced people providing advice and support to clients throughout their property journey.

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