The firm returns under the stewardship of Aberdeen businessman Rob Aberdein, and is focused on re-establishing itself in the region.

As group managing director, Mr Aberdein will work alongside Nikki Hempseed, former head of estate agency with Aberdein, Considine & Company, who joins the business to spearhead the expansion.  

Mr Aberdein, whose father Harvey Aberdein co-founded Aberdein Considine, where he was previously an equity partner, is a proud North East ‘loon’.

He said: “Aberdeen has been home to my family for many generations, and I’m incredibly proud to bring Simpson & Marwick back. The north east deserves a first-class estate agency service, and we’re here to provide that.

“With major developments and investment coming down the pipeline in energy, business, and infrastructure, I believe that Aberdeen is on the cusp of a real resurgence. Now is therefore the perfect time for Simpson & Marwick to return and play its part in that story.”

Ms Hempseed said: “For me, estate agency isn’t just about transactions – it’s about relationships. Whether I’m helping a first-time buyer get the keys to their first home, supporting a family moving into their forever house, or guiding someone through a difficult sale due to a divorce or bereavement, my role is to be there every step of the way.

“That personal connection is what drives me, and I’m looking forward to bringing that to Simpson & Marwick’s clients in Aberdeen and to be working with Rob once again.”