Savills announces two appointments in South Buckinghamshire
Savills has announced two new appointments in South Buckinghamshire.
Adam Harris and Sophie Male have joined the Beaconsfield office as senior sales negotiators.
Harris has worked in the property sector for three years and was previously at Cameron in Greater London. Male, who started working in the property industry four years ago, was previously at local agent Bonners and Babingtons in Princes Risborough.
Harris said: “Having lived in Beaconsfield for the last 25 years I know the area and its property market well. Joining Savills felt like a very natural step and the perfect fit for my career. The office has an accomplished track record and I’m very excited to work with the team.”
Male commented said: “I live in Lacey Green so know the Chilterns, Beaconsfield and its surrounds extremely well. Savills has a strong network of offices in South Buckinghamshire and I’m excited to join and work with what is a very experienced and successful team. It is an amazing opportunity to grow and progress.
“Beaconsfield and its surrounding villages continue to be extremely popular and properties are highly sought after. We are looking forward to a busy end of the year, with lots of exciting instructions in the pipeline.”
The pair will be working alongside head of office Ben Dommett and associate director Tamsin Scott.
Scott added: “We are always keen to attract top talent within core areas of our business and their arrival ensures the evolution of our team continues and the services we offer clients is further enhanced. They fit our team dynamic brilliantly and their skillsets and expertise will undoubtedly help to further strengthen our capacity.”
The Private Office: Real Estate hires Elisha Warburton
Super prime agency The Private Office: Real Estate has appointed Elisha Warburton to head up its Sports, Entertainment and Lifestyle department, providing an elite property service for professional athletes and those in the entertainment industry.
Warburton joins from global talent agency Wasserman where she held the position of client manager, looking after some of the UK’s biggest football stars. Prior to that, she spent time at Key Sports Management, Manchester United and Brentford Football Club in various player liaison roles.
Under Warburton’s leadership, the Sports, Entertainment and Lifestyle department at The Private Office: Real Estate will provide a unique and discreet service to its UHNW clients, providing support on everything from the buying and selling of real estate to everyday lifestyle management requirements.
The Private Office: Real Estate launched in July this year to disrupt the super prime property industry. Led by founder and industry veteran Trevor Kearney, the agency offers commission structures of up to 50% of billings earned on sales, under its brokerage model.
The Sports, Entertainment and Lifestyle division is one of several departments at The Private Office: Real Estate that has been created to provide the agency’s clients with an array of services to cover all their unique property and lifestyle needs.
The agency has also hired Jeff Hill as the head of its protects team, to provide clients with bespoke and comprehensive security solutions. Hill held several senior positions within the police force, including assistant chief constable, before moving across to personal security services.
Kearney said: “We’re only a month into the launch of The Private Office: Real Estate and we already have some of the very best talent working for us. Trust is everything in our industry. Both Elisha and Jeff are at the top of their game in their respective fields, and I couldn’t be prouder of the services they’re offering to our clients.”
Warburton added: “Trevor’s got an incredible track record in the super prime space, and when he told me about his vision for The Private Office: Real Estate, I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to be a part of it.
“I’ve worked across all areas of sports and entertainment, from grassroots all the way up to professional, and I’ve built a strong network and understanding of client needs as a result. I know how important both those things are to Trevor, so our approach to business complements each other. I’m looking forward to seeing what we can achieve this year and beyond.”
Heaton & Partners appoints Cotswold specialist
Heaton & Partners has announced the appointment of Alasdhair Lochrane who joins the company to cover the Cotswolds, West Oxfordshire and beyond.
Lochrane has more than 10 years of experience in residential property, most recently at Knight Frank in Cirencester, where he spent three years selling prime property in the Southern Cotswolds. Alasdhair previously held roles with Strutt & Parker in the Cotswolds and at Douglas and Gordan in London.
Having grown up in West Oxfordshire and studied at the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester, Lochrane returned to his roots in 2018.
Lochrane commented: “It’s an exciting time to be joining Heaton & Partners and the Cotswold market is proving remarkably resilient. I am looking forward to being able to give best advice to buyers and never having to sell to anyone ever again.”
Edward Heaton, founder of Heaton & Partners, said: “It is great to welcome Alasdhair to the team and his knowledge of the area will be of enormous value. The Cotswolds and surrounding areas have always been important for us strategically and this remains the case as we continue to grow our business.”
Heaton & Partners operates in London and throughout the south of England.
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