Aberdein Considine has announced it is to expand its business in Aberdeen and Glasgow.

The expansion comes as the firm increases its property, legal and financial services divisions throughout Scotland.

In Glasgow, the company is to open its new legal headquarters, while in Aberdeen, the partnership has added a new flagship property branch on one side of Union Street, as well as a Pension Advice Centre on the other side of the street.

The announcement comes just months after Aberdein Considine expanded into a fifth city – Stirling – after acquiring the Muirhead Buchanan partnership.


Jacqueline Law, Managing Partner at Aberdein Considine, said: "Our new Aberdeen property office is second to none and gives us a real high-profile presence in the city. With the changes to pension regulations coming in April, we also felt it was important to make advice easily available on the high street.

"The arrival of Paul Jennings – with all his commercial property experience – adds a new dimension to what we offer. We opened a legal office in Edinburgh 18-months-ago and that was a huge success for us. I fully expect us to repeat that in Glasgow."

Mr Jennings added: "The expansion not only completes our full service offering in Glasgow, it also further strengthens our commercial property and corporate service throughout Scotland."

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon officially opened the new Aberdeen offices on Tuesday (17 February).

(JP/IT)