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Ronald Ross Lettings and Estate Agents is up and running at the 1,800 square foot office on the third floor of 3 Park Gardens.
The move comes amid ambitious growth targets for the new firm, which began trading in January 2024 and is aiming to lift its current turnover of £500,000 to £1 million by December this year and to £1.7m by December 2026. Founders Kimberley Ronald and Robert Ross have grown the business through organic growth and self-funded acquisitions.
The new office accommodates a team of seven, which includes director Gregg Ross and four experienced letting administrators in addition to the two founding directors. It has space for 20 workstations, reflecting the firm’s ambitions to recruit self-employed sales agents whom it is hoped will benefit from “high-quality” property leads while operating under the Ronald Ross brand.
With more than 100 rental properties currently under management, the business plans to double this by the end of the summer and has a medium-term ambition to reach 500 units under management within the next 18 months.
Robert Ross said: “Our mission is to redefine estate agency by combining compliance-led lettings with high-performing sales, both local and investor-driven. We are proud to launch from Park Gardens and excited about the journey ahead.”
Kimberley Ronald noted: “We are building a robust, ethical, and high-growth business rooted in professionalism and transparency – and our team, systems, and client base are growing faster than even we had hoped.”
Ms Ronald holds a LETWELL landlord-accredited and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Housing. With a postgraduate diploma in housing studies from Stirling University, she leads the agency’s compliance, oversight, accounting, and lettings processes.
Robert Ross, an experienced estate agent, spearheads the company’s sales strategy with an added focus on UK based and overseas investors who are drawn to Scotland’s property sector on the strength of “consistently strong” rental yields which can reach up to 20%.
