Selling Your Property or Facilities Business in the UK

The Backbone of Everyday Life

Property and facilities businesses don’t always grab headlines, but they quietly keep the world running. From lettings agencies to maintenance contractors, cleaning firms to facilities management companies, these businesses underpin the spaces we live, work, and play in.

Why Investors Value These Businesses

Investors are drawn to property and facilities companies because they tend to offer:

• Recurring contracts and reliable income

• Recession resistance

• Scalability across regions

• Tangible assets and equipment

•Strong client loyalty

What Determines Value

• Recurring revenue base (long-term contracts > ad hoc jobs)

• Diversified client mix

• Profit margins and operational efficiency

• Compliance, records, and safety standards

• Brand reputation and trust

Northamptonshire Context

Our region is experiencing growth through regeneration projects, logistics hubs, and new housing developments—all of which fuel demand for property and facilities services.

The Emotional Side of Selling

It’s natural to worry about staff, clients, and brand legacy. Many investors seek to grow what you’ve built, not dismantle it.

Common Challenges in a Sale

• Staff retention

•Dependence on the owner

• Compliance paperwork

• Market differentiation

How The Business Investor Network Helps

Through our network, we can introduce you to UK investors who are actively looking for property and facilities businesses.

• Confidential valuations with experienced brokers

• Targeted investor introductions

• Discreet sale processes to protect confidentiality

• Focus on preserving your business reputation

Final Thought

You’ve spent years being reliable for your clients. Now it’s time for that reliability to reward you.

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Disclaimer:Valuations and introductions are provided via our trusted partners. Local Customers on Tap Ltd (Company No. 14781930) acts solely as an introducer and is not authorised by the FCA to provide financial advice.