The Grosvenor Estate
Family-owned private property and investment group of the Duke of Westminster and family (estate/trust structure).
Decision makers
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Hugh Grosvenor, 7th Duke of Westminster | Chair |
Latest investments
| Company | Deal | When |
|---|
News
- 2025 results: UK property underlying profit GBP 88.7m (+14%); North America revenue loss GBP 108.3m
- Grosvenor Square reopens after GBP 25m transformation
- James Raynor named Grosvenor Property CEO effective Sept 2025
Investment strategy
Long-term urban property investment and development; diversified indirect property investments with local partners (since 2012); also food & agtech and rural estates
| Focus | Detail |
|---|---|
| Asset classes | Real estate (direct and JV), indirect property funds |
| Sectors | Residential, office, retail, logistics, student housing, healthcare facilities |
| Geographies | UK, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, sub-Saharan Africa (fund) |
| Direct vs funds | Both: direct estates and partnerships/JVs and fund commitments |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- What type of organisation is The Grosvenor Estate?
The Grosvenor Estate is described as: Family-owned private property and investment group of the Duke of Westminster and family (estate/trust structure).
- Where is The Grosvenor Estate based?
The Grosvenor Estate is headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It also lists Offices in 14 cities.
- Which family is behind The Grosvenor Estate?
Grosvenor family (Dukes of Westminster). Source of wealth: Inherited London land (Mayfair and Belgravia) since 1677; global real estate.
- When was The Grosvenor Estate founded?
1677.
- Who runs The Grosvenor Estate?
Public roles include Hugh Grosvenor, 7th Duke of Westminster (Chair).
- What does The Grosvenor Estate invest in?
Long-term urban property investment and development; diversified indirect property investments with local partners (since 2012); also food & agtech and rural estates.