In 2010, Gal and Tania Adir, aged 23 and 24, respectively, began renovating high-value apartments in central London.

Today, they are known as The Adir Group and have about £50m in development under way.

But more than just a developer, the group has grown to become “the parent company of a quickly expanding collection of complementary brands bound together by a desire to enhance people’s lifestyle through quality and beauty.”

In addition to G&T (their residential development arm), they also founded Net.Works (a co-working space) and Nuper (a co-op living scheme). This last focus isn’t up on their website yet, but I read about it on Michael Mortensen’s blog. The goal of Nuper is to create affordable living solutions for young talent in London.

I wanted to profile The Adir Group because I think it’s incredible how young they were when they got started (I was just starting graduate school at 23) and because I like their approach of creating a collection of complementary companies.

I am excited to see where the next generation of developers (myself included) take this business. Already we are seeing some new approaches emerge.

In 2010, Gal and Tania Adir, aged 23 and 24, respectively, began renovating high-value apartments in central London.

Today, they are known as The Adir Group and have about £50m in development under way.

But more than just a developer, the group has grown to become “the parent company of a quickly expanding collection of complementary brands bound together by a desire to enhance people’s lifestyle through quality and beauty.”

In addition to G&T (their residential development arm), they also founded Net.Works (a co-working space) and Nuper (a co-op living scheme). This last focus isn’t up on their website yet, but I read about it on Michael Mortensen’s blog. The goal of Nuper is to create affordable living solutions for young talent in London.

I wanted to profile The Adir Group because I think it’s incredible how young they were when they got started (I was just starting graduate school at 23) and because I like their approach of creating a collection of complementary companies.

I am excited to see where the next generation of developers (myself included) take this business. Already we are seeing some new approaches emerge.