The company says the move to the Sutherland House, St Vincent Street, location “builds on its ambitious growth plans.”
Following a successful year, Murphy Wealth has boosted its headcount by five to fifteen employees in total.
The new larger office space will give the firm room for plans to double its employees in the year ahead.
Founded in 1977 by chairman Brian Murphy, the business is now run by his son Adrian, who recently announced several changes, including moving from a percentage charge to a fixed fee pricing structure for clients, and the launch of an app and graduate programme, in partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University.
Adrian Murphy, managing director of Murphy Wealth, said: “Our office move represents another key milestone on Murphy Wealth’s expansion path and a positive step for our staff and clients, who will now enjoy a more collaborative, engaging and creative working environment.
“Our business is in a really exciting growth phase.
“We now have more room to develop our experienced team and work even more effectively with our clients in a way that suits them.
“Since moving into the city centre five years ago, our business has gone through a lot of changes, but we now have the perfect base to focus on our ambitions and drive further growth for the firm and our clients.”