Surveyor Gordon McGregor has joined Lambert Smith Hampton from Montagu Evans where he was a graduate surveyor in retail and office agency, specialising in city centre offices.
Mr McGregor previously spent one year with British Waterways in an asset management role and is a graduate of the University of Glasgow with a Masters in Real Estate and Regeneration.
He will work alongside LSH’s director of office advisory, Aasia Mohammad, across Glasgow city centre and the west and central regions of Scotland.
Mr McGregor said: “The combination of a shortage of Grade A space available in the city centre and a healthy level of occupier requirements is prompting numerous high quality Grade B refurbishments and consequently, Glasgow is a very dynamic market.
“I’ve joined the office advisory team at a particularly exciting time and we are currently handling a large number of very varied instructions across the city centre market.”
Aasia Mohammad, director of office advisory in Lambert Smith Hampton’s Glasgow office, said the firm is "well prepared to meet the demands of the market thanks to our ongoing investment in young talent like Mr McGregor".
Two join board at hoteliers
Costley & Costley Hoteliers has welcomed two new executives to its board.
Dawn Costley joins the board with responsibility for growing the company’s wedding and function business.
The daughter-in-law of the owner, Bill Costley, and wife of executive chef, Andrew, Ms Costley has worked for the company for more than 12 years and will be based at the Brig a Doon Country House Hotel.
Joining her is Linda Leckie who recently celebrated 29 years with the business.
Following 11 years in local government, Ms Leckie joined Costley & Costley as a part-time receptionist before becoming general manager at Highgrove Country House Hotel and latterly PA to Bill Costley.
Bill Costley, chairman, said: “I’m delighted that we have strengthened our board experience and its depth of diversity which will I’m sure have a significant impact on the business going forward.”
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