Growing real estate advisor makes two key appointments

Standing left to right: Chris Thornton, Chrissie Clancy, Simon Cusiter and Colin Finlayson. Seated left to right: Richard Mackie and Chris Macfarlane.

Independent property advisory firm Lismore Real Estate Advisors is growing its Edinburgh-based operation after nearly five years in business with the promotion of Chris Thornton to senior associate and the appointment of Chrissie Clancy as surveyor.

The firm says these strategic personnel developments reflect its “continued growth, its commitment to nurturing and promoting talent and strengthening its position” within the market.

In his new role, Thornton will take on greater responsibilities and be involved in guiding the firm’s strategic initiatives.

“I am thrilled to step into this new role at such an exciting time for Lismore,” he said. “The opportunities I’ve had to grow here have been exceptional and I look forward to contributing further to our clients’ success and the firm’s bright future.”

Clancy undertook a work experience programme with Lismore while a student and joins the team from Knight Frank, where she has worked for the past three years as a graduate surveyor, passing her APC earlier this year. She will help support the firm’s expanding client base and contribute to its investment strategies.

“I’m delighted to join Lismore and to become part of such a dynamic and forward-thinking team,” she said. “I’m eager to bring my skills to the table and contribute to the firm’s continued success.”

Colin Finlayson, director, commented: “These appointments reflect the growth and evolution of Lismore over the past five years. Chris Thornton’s promotion is well deserved and highlights our commitment to rewarding excellence, while Chrissie Clancy’s appointment brings fresh perspectives and energy to our team. Together, they will play pivotal roles in shaping the future of the firm.”

Since launching in March 2020, Lismore has advised on over £1.5bn of Scottish investment transactions.

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