MOVERS & SHAKERS
ACQUISITIONS
OPENINGS
LAUNCHES Who grows there?
‘If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs...’ There is still courage and growth in the property world.
OAKFIELD EXPANDS
Oakfield is opening its fourth branch after 15 years of successful trading in Hastings and St Leonards, and more recent openings in Eastbourne and Bexhill-on-Sea. The new office in Royal
Tunbridge Wells was opened in February by Directors Neil Newstead and Stephen Ruxton-Cocker. Branch Manager, Matthew
Bates said, “The new branch is in a fantastic location and will certainly stand out from other agents with its spectacular refurbishment and
JONES LANG LASALLE’S NEW LETTINGS OFFICE for the Development of Mixed Sustainable Communities by the CLG. Peter Murray, Director in the
The residential team at Jones Lang LaSalle has opened a dedicated lettings office known as Finsbury Park located at the heart of the Woodberry Down Regeneration Project, Woodberry Park, London N4. Once complete, Woodberry Down will have 4,600 new homes set in 26 hectares. One of the UK’s largest
FINE & COUNTRY PLAY GOLF
Fine & Country has entered into a long term partnership with B4 Estates Ltd, to market property from an exclusive portfolio of elite golf developments around the world under the brand ’Fine & Country Golf’. B4 Estates’ senior management
team has expertise in golf specific real estate and relationships with experts in the global golfing market. Fine & Country provides knowledge and expertise in the luxury property sector to facilitate sales and promotion through their network of global agents. Matthew Pryke, CEO of Fine &
Country says, “As market leaders in the luxury property sector, this move into golf real estate is an exciting yet natural progression for us. By partnering with a company that can facilitate alliances, it will enable us to bring the finest golf properties in the World to our established customer base.”
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estate redevelopment projects, the scheme has been awarded National Demonstration status
Residential team at Jones Lang LaSalle said, “Opening a dedicated office at Woodberry Park allows us to be consistent with our strategy of supporting our clients, by committing long-term to the schemes we sell, and ensuring our buyers investments perform successfully.”
eye catching appearance. We will benefit from state of the art technology and a relaxed, private seating area. With my experience, expertise and passion, I feel confident it won’t take long to build a reputation second to none and become the market leaders in both Sales and Lettings.” Neil Newstead, MD of Oakfield, said, “The expansion programme for Oakfield is very exciting and moving into the Kent market is a natural step forwards for us to capitalise on an unrivalled breadth of experience and energy.”
MERGERS
HAART OPENS IN KENNINGTON haart has opened a new lettings branch in Kennington as part of its programme of expansion across London and the South East. The branch opened following a £50,000 investment in the premises by haart. Branch Manager, Daniel Harley, joined haart last year, after a decade in the industry. He is joined by Lettings Negotiator Martin Tyson and Trainee Lettings Negotiator Ricardo Henry. The branch will provide services to landlords and tenants in the Elephant and Castle, Kennington, Oval, Vauxhall and Walworth areas. Says Daniel, “The response to the opening of the Kennington branch has been really positive. The public really seem to like the branding, which is fresh, vibrant and quite different from everything else in the area and it’s already helped us win business. I am very excited about this opportunity and am extremely confident that we can quickly establish haart as the market leader in lettings in Kennington.”
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