Colette Grant
Colette Grant

Colette Grant, co-founder of Grant Property has sold her interest in the business to her fellow co-founder Peter Grant and ...

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Colette Grant, co-founder of Grant Property has sold her interest in the business to her fellow co-founder Peter Grant and has stepped down as a Director, with immediate effect.

Colette remains a major client, friend and supporter of Grant Property but believes that the time is right to dedicate more time to her other corporate interests, namely at Entrepreneurial Scotland, its Foundation and Saltire Programmes and to expanding her Coaching and Mentoring Business.

Having founded the residential property, investment and management company over 20 years ago, the firm currently has a property portfolio of over £250 million and clients in over 30 countries.

Headquartered in Edinburgh with local offices throughout the UK, the 100 strong team is led by Managing Director John Moran and Chairman Ronnie Ludwig and focuses on delivering high yielding Residential Property Investment including sourcing, renovating, letting and management.

Peter Grant, co-founder, commented: “Colette has been integral in building Grant Property into the UK’s leading Residential Property company and along the way we have witnessed her natural gift for coaching and developing others therefore we are very excited to see her expand this further and wish her continued success.”

“Going forward our talented team will continue to manage our ever expanding portfolio of properties – seeking out the best yields and new opportunities for our loyal and prudent clients.”

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