Edinburgh property firm set up in 2023 on track for £3 million-plus revenues
“We’ve taken a considered approach to scaling the business” – Samantha Curran, co-founder of ArcGroup
An Edinburgh-based property investment and management venture founded in 2023 by three female directors is forecasting turnover to reach in excess of £3 million this year.
ArcGroup - run by Anna Renton, Michelle Gill and Samantha Curran, who have more than 50 years of combined industry experience - comprises ArcInvest and ArcProperty Management & Lettings. The group employs 20 staff across the UK and currently manages and invests in properties around Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Stirling, Nottingham, Bristol, Manchester, Salford and Birmingham.
In its second full year of trading, ArcInvest Property recorded turnover of £1.53m for 2025, up from £1.32m in 2024. The investment arm is forecast to grow turnover to £2.22m in 2026, a projected increase of 45 per cent.
ArcProperty Management & Lettings, which launched in 2024, grew its assets under management (AUM) to £95m in the first year with a projected portfolio of £112m of AUM by August of this year.
Renton said: “ArcGroup was formed to build a business that combines experience, transparency and quality across every stage of the property journey. Reaching circa £2m in turnover so early, while expanding internationally and launching new divisions, reflects the strength of our team and the confidence our clients place in us.”
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Gill said: “International demand for well-managed UK residential property remains strong, and our overseas engagement is translating into long-term client relationships and repeat business across the ArcGroup.
“We have invested in growing our team and establishing a regional presence throughout the UK, attracting investors seeking a diverse portfolio which offer strong yields and long-term growth, underpinned by sustained rental demand.”
Curran added: “We’ve taken a considered approach to scaling the business, with a clear focus on sustainable growth and consistency of service.
“Building the right operational foundations and investing in our people has been as important as expanding the business itself. As we continue to grow, our priority remains delivering long-term value for clients, partners and our team.”
With a growing UK footprint, an expanding international investor pipeline and revenues forecast to reach £3.2m in 2026, ArcGroup is said to be positioned for its “next phase of strategic growth”.
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