Mojo Mortgages moves head office to centre of Manchester

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Mojo Mortgages is relocating its head office to Manchester city centre.

The online mortgage broker, based in Macclesfield prior to the pandemic, has been operating as a remote-first business over the past 18 months with new members of staff joining the team from across the UK. The new office will provide a hub for staff to collaborate and provide a space for those who wish to work from an office when desired.

Based out of Manchester’s WeWork at Dalton Place, the permanent office will help the company’s growth plans in the North West following the announcement it is to be acquired by RVU, owners of Uswitch, Confused.com and money.co.uk.

Richard Hayes (pictured), CEO and co-founder of Mojo Mortgages, said: “We are delighted to be opening a permanent office in our new home in the heart of Manchester. The city is a real hub of talent – particularly in the fintech and software space – which will be crucial to the continued growth of Mojo over the next few years.

“This move reaffirms our commitment to the North West which has served us so well since the business launched in 2017 and we’re excited to welcome our staff – old and new – back to the office to collaborate and catch up in person whenever they would like.

“Our marketplace for mortgages has changed significantly as a result of the pandemic with more people than ever before seeking mortgage advice online and as part of our growth plans, we will be looking to add more over the next few years.”

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