Fine & Country has reported growth across its UK and international networks in the first quarter of 2026.
Between January and March, the brand signed nine new licenses as part of its expansion strategy, including its entry into Madrid, expanding its presence in Europe.
The network also expanded at the individual level, with 96 new additions globally during the quarter. Of these, 46 were recruited in UK locations, with the remainder joining offices in international markets including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Milan, Dubai, Uruguay, Germany and Spain.
The figures reflect continued activity in both the UK and overseas markets, as the company maintains a dual focus on domestic coverage and international growth.
This update follows the firm’s stated plan to expand into at least five additional international markets in 2026, supported by investment in onboarding and international operations.
Nicky Stevenson, managing director of Fine & Country, said: “The first quarter has been a very positive start to the year and reflects the strength of our brand in the UK and internationally. Expanding into new markets like Madrid is a key strategic priority, but it is equally important that we continue to grow and support our UK network, which remains the foundation of our success.
“Welcoming so many new individuals in just three months reflects Fine & Country’s ongoing appeal to high-calibre property professionals. At the same time, our international growth highlights the growing demand for a premium, globally connected estate agency model. Our unique approach offers multiple ways to be part of the brand, whether as an employee, a self-employed agent, or a licensed business owner, allowing property professionals to grow their business while joining us on our journey. Provides flexibility to choose the path best suited to one’s ambitions.”
With strong Q1 momentum and a clear strategic direction, Fine & Country says it is on track to further accelerate its growth in both the UK and international markets over the remainder of the year.
“As we move into 2026, our focus remains on sustainable growth, strengthening our networks and creating greater opportunities for collaboration across borders,” Stevenson said.