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Watts & Co - now known as Watts Property Consultants - recently celebrated its tenth anniversary and has rebranded to build on its reputation in Guernsey.
Launched by Joanna Watts in 2009, the firm has grown from a two-person team to a seven-strong operation over the past decade.
Watts Property Consultants' offering spans a range of commercial property services, from valuations and property management to lettings, sales and dispute resolution.
With market share across the island, the business has seen consistent organic growth year-on-year, culminating in more than £135million of investment agency sales over the past two years.
Last year, the firm was retained by the States of Guernsey to support the Seafront Enhancement Programme by identifying projects to positively enhance the St Peter Port seafront. The team has also worked closely with Economic Development and Locate Guernsey to support business and new commercial entrants looking to move to the island.
More recently, Watts Property Consultants was involved in securing the Premier Inn deal at Admiral Park, which aims to boost Guernsey's tourism industry.
"It's fantastic to look back on the past decade and see how far we've come," said Managing Director Joanna Watts. "We've celebrated some incredible milestones and are proud of how we've garnered a reputation as a proactive and responsible firm with an intelligent, professional approach to resolving all manner of commercial property issues.
"We're looking forward to growing on our success and continuing to evolve. As part of this process we have just rebranded and launched a new website. We have also changed our name to Watts Property Consultants, all of which is testament to how we have a comprehensive team that is keeping pace with technology and innovation to deliver real value to our clients through our breadth of service offering."
Pictured top: Hannah Martin, Laurence Hill-Tout, Wing Lai, Emma McArthur, Joanna Watts, Neil Langlois and Olivia Lord.
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