Commercial property group Ryden improved its profits per partner last year as it grappled with a two-speed Scotland, lifting turnover by 17% in Aberdeen but only 2% across the business as a whole.
Commercial property group Ryden improved its profits per partner last year as it grappled with a two-speed Scotland, lifting turnover by 17% in Aberdeen but only 2% across the business as a whole.
STRONG POSITION: Fiona Morton, who heads up Ryden, said property rivals are thinner on the ground in the north-east. Picture: Neil Bennett
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The independent surveyor, judged by Estates Gazette to have been Scotland's most active firm for the tenth successive year, lifted average profit per partner from £125,260 to £130,447, though the pot was shared among 29 partners, not 31.
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