Demand for Matthew Douglas Ltd’s services has soared in recent years, and we have responded to this by opening our very first office in the capital city of London, expanding our reach while maintaining the high-quality service our clients have come to expect.
Situated on New Broad Street by Liverpool Street Station, the office space in Central London is just a stone’s throw away from Finsbury Circus and sits between Whitechapel and the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral.
Grow your capital, in the capital
Matthew Pescott Frost, company director and founder of Matthew Douglas, said this location acquisition is the start of a new era for our firm:
“As a family-run business, our entire ethos centres around confidence and continuity. The finance industry is experiencing a massive, pronounced drive of private equity money flooding into the market and buying up businesses like ours. However, we will never let that happen to us or to our loyal clients – at least not on my watch.
“We are very much there for the long term and opening our new London premises acts to underscore our drive and determination as we bring our family values and acute acumen to the big city.”
The new site allows us to expand our offering across the country, offering a central and easily accessible location for meeting new and prospective clients. With its close proximity to the likes of the Gherkin and the Sky Garden, it is a highly sought-after destination for any business that will bring our trademark personal touch to the fast-paced lifestyle of London.
The new office allows our expert, dedicated team to offer you one-to-one, confidential advice, in a prime location with excellent transport links. This ensures quick and convenient advice, however busy you might be.
Dream of buying a home in London… or further afield?
The timing of this new office announcement also coincides with our innovative Thrive by 35 scheme, which offers free expert financial advice to people under the age of 35 who are looking to buy their first home. It is unlike anything offered before by a financial advice firm, and we hope it will offer a sense of encouragement to younger generations who feel alienated from the current housing market.
The housing market for first-time buyers is a challenge throughout the country, but it’s particularly hard in London where the average cost of a first home is £511,500. With Thrive by 35, we want to help you get on the property ladder or find your dream home, wherever you want to live.
You can read more about Thrive by 35 here, and you can get in touch with our team by visiting the contact section of the website, or by clicking here.
