Leeds-based law firm Ysen Harrison gave the main name Property Law The Yorkshire and Humberside companies have been in record years in their real estate sector.
The praise follows a UK-wide analysis by TM Group, the largest provider of property search, which ranked Yson Harrison first in the region for a fully-finished transaction between September 2023 and 2024.
The company also recorded 2,583 transactions, with Yorkshire and Humberside in the new build property transactions, with an average of £317,747 and 20th nationwide for overall property completion, with an average completion value of £278,891.
This data has earned a strong year for the company's real estate team. The team played a key role in Ison Harrison's record revenue of over £27 million in 2024, with a 33% increase in turnover. This was an increase of 23% the previous year.
This growth comes just three years after the company became the UK's first law firm to become 100% employee ownership in 2022.
Jenny Bland, director and head of property at Ison Harrison, commented on the company's performance. “This reflects the company's exceptional performance in the real estate sector, and our division has consistently gone from strength to strength.
“We can have a highly experienced and talented team of professionals, such as Daniel Kenworthy and Natalie Clayton, who prioritize both client care and mutual support. This recognition is a testament to the diligence and dedication of the entire team.”
The company's real estate qualifications have also been strengthened by industry recognition, and in 2024 it won the Residential Property Company of the Year. Yorkshire Legal Awards.
Ison Harrison currently boasts a strong real estate division of 119 and more than 350 staff in 20 Yorkshire offices. The company continues to expand its reputation as a legal heavyweight in the region, offering one of the region's broadest service portfolios. It also holds over 10 Law Society certifications, including Lexcel and the Transmission Quality Scheme.
Photo (LR): Daniel Kenworthy (left), Jenny Brand (middle), Natalie Clayton (right)
Images provided by Ison Harrison
Josie Geistfeld is the editor of Yorkshire Legal News. She welcomes comments and questions.
