Campions Group has expanded its presence across the London property market with the acquisition of Battersea & Nine Elms Estates, continuing the group’s rapid growth strategy across the capital.
The acquisition strengthens Campions’ footprint in South West London and adds a specialist agency focused on one of the capital’s most significant regeneration districts.
Founded in the heart of the Nine Elms regeneration zone, Battersea & Nine Elms Estates has built a strong reputation within the Battersea Power Station market and the wider Nine Elms area, where billions of pounds of investment have transformed the former industrial district into a major residential and commercial destination.
The agency will retain its existing brand following the acquisition.
SECTOR CONSOLIDATION
The move comes amid continued consolidation across the estate agency sector, with larger groups increasingly targeting established local operators in key regional and London markets as agencies seek scale, operational efficiencies and broader service offerings.
Nine Elms remains one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects, encompassing thousands of new homes alongside major infrastructure improvements including the Northern Line extension, new retail districts, office developments and public realm investment.
Richard Davies (main picture), Director of UK Operations at Campions, says: “Battersea & Nine Elms Estates is a highly respected business with deep roots in one of London’s most dynamic residential markets.
“The acquisition further strengthens Campions’ presence across South West London and supports our long-term strategy of partnering with high-quality, entrepreneurial agencies that share our customer-focused approach.”
GROWING AMBITIONS
The deal follows Campions’ recent acquisition of luxury estate agency Aston Chase, which specialises in prime North West and Central London neighbourhoods including St John’s Wood, Hampstead, Marylebone and Regent’s Park.
The latest transaction underlines the group’s growing ambitions within both mainstream and prime London markets, as competition intensifies among larger property firms seeking strategic expansion opportunities despite ongoing uncertainty across the wider housing sector.
