Property Portfolio Rescue rebrands

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Property Portfolio Rescue (PPR) has rebranded to PPR Estates. It says the move is designed to reflect the firm’s place as a private property business with a portfolio of commercial and residential properties.

PPR Estates owns over 200 properties and manages over £40 million worth of property assets as landlords. Its acquisition focus remains London and the South East. Strategically, PPR aims to grow its portfolio to £100 million of assets in the next few years, to become one of the UK’s leading landlords.

Nick Hopkinson, director of PPR Estates, said: “Today’s announcement marks the start of the next chapter in PPR Estates’ business development. The new

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