Wednesday, September 3, 2025

Dwelly expands national footprint with acquisition of Nottingham lettings business

Dwelly has further expanded its national footprint with the acquisition of lettings business HC Lettings, the Nottingham-based agency formerly known as HoldenCopley.

The strategic acquisition adds a further 850 fully managed properties to Dwelly’s growing portfolio, following a series of recent deals.

HC Lettings was founded out of HoldenCopley and today operates as its dedicated lettings arm. Whilst HC Lettings is being acquired by Dwelly, HoldenCopley continues to operate its sales division independently.

As part of the acquisition, the existing management team at HC Lettings will remain in place. Dwelly’s investment will bring enhanced proptech solutions, including AI-led systems designed to streamline operations, accelerate growth and improve the rental experience for both agents and tenants.

The deal between Dwelly and HC Lettings was brokered by Adam Walker, with Trust Audit overseeing the compliance, whilst Dean Wilson headed the legal requirements.

Steven Holden, previously director of HC Lettings, will be leaving the business to focus on the growth of the HoldenCopley sales business and said: “We are extremely proud of the reputation HC Lettings has built in Nottingham. Partnering with Dwelly provides the best opportunity to accelerate the next chapter of growth, while preserving the values and standards that our clients have come to expect.

“The additional support, particularly through technology and innovation, will allow HC Lettings to deliver an even better experience for both landlords and tenants.”

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