Firm says income set for double-digit rise this year and hit £550m
McAleer & Rushe said it is expecting turnover to hit £550m this year in latest accounts filed at Companies House.
The residential specialist said income last year was up 13% to £491m with pre-tax profit up 46% to £16m.
The firm, which is extending its London headquarters at Drury Lane, said revenue this year was set to hit £550m.
In a statement, Eamonn Laverty, group chief executive, said: “We have seen a notable uplift in the build-to-rent and private sale markets, while 2024 has also marked growth in the later living sector, a strategic area of opportunity for the business going forward.â€
Among the firm’s wins last year were a £225m residential scheme in Bermondsey, south-east London, and a £110m student housing job at Crutched Friars in the City.
McAleer & Rushe said cash at the bank was up a third to £71m with the average number of employees at the business rising 7% to 384 last year.
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