Fine & Country has reported strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, with expansion across both its UK and international networks.
The premium estate agency brand added nine new licences between January and March, including its entry into Madrid as part of a wider push into key European markets.
The business also strengthened its people network, with 96 new individuals joining globally during the quarter, including 46 across UK offices.
The remaining hires were spread across international locations including South Africa, Dubai, Germany and Spain, reflecting continued demand for the brand’s global model.
PREMIUM MARKETS
The growth supports Fine & Country’s strategy to scale its UK success internationally, targeting further expansion into at least five additional premium markets during 2026.
The firm said increased international reach is expected to drive more cross-border referrals, particularly among high-net-worth clients with global property interests.
The dual focus on domestic and international growth is designed to strengthen connectivity across the network while maintaining the UK as its core market.
POSITIVE START
Nicky Stevenson (main picture), Managing Director at Fine & Country, says: “Q1 has been a very positive start to the year and reflects the strength of our brand both in the UK and internationally.
“Welcoming so many new individuals demonstrates the ongoing appeal of Fine & Country to high-calibre property professionals.”
She adds that the brand’s flexible operating model continues to attract agents and business owners seeking a global platform with local autonomy.
The company says it remains focused on sustainable growth, network expansion and increasing collaboration across its international footprint.





