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Sarah Townsend The Manchester-based property consultancy has hired Scott Shufflebottom as an associate director in the office agency team. As from this week, Shufflebottom will work alongside Sixteen Real Estate’s founding partner Nick Nelson and Amelia Barratt, associate in the office consultancy team, which advises clients on all aspects of the office property sector. Shufflebottom was previously associate director at agency Colliers International, where he worked for six years. Prior to that, he was a graduate surveyor at Lambert Smith Hampton. With more than a decade’s industry experi...

Butterfield Business Park, a multi-purpose modern development, has enhanced its security measures with the latest fibre optic network, smart CCTV and deep learning analytics technology, specified, installed and maintained by Amthal Fire and Security. Luton based Butterfield Business Park, managed by leading UK commercial and residential real estate consultancy, Lambert Smith Hampton, covers a total site area of 24 acres and is home to a range of high-quality commercial buildings. With extensive expansion plans already in place, the site needed to ensure utmost security. While the existing sys...

Restrictions relating to the coronavirus pandemic had a major impact on Northern Ireland’s investment market in 2020, according to new research by Lambert Smith Hampton.

The Subplot | Hot sheds, Preston plan, Manchester offices 26 Jan 2021, 09:00Comments (1) Welcome to  Place North West. This week: a government decision to call in a clutch of North West warehouse planning applications could cost the regional economy more than £1.4bn in deferred economic benefits. Preston’s property future is up for grabs as the Central Lancashire Development Plan is revised. Meanwhile, Manchester’s office take-up figures may be better than you thought. Subplot crunches the numbers. THE £1BN-PLUS COST OF DELAY The fate of five North West logistics schemes, totalling 6....

The retreat has now gone on the market - Credit: Lambert Smith Hampton An award-winning Buddhist retreat centre has been put up for sale - and experts say it has the potential to become a wedding venue or hotel. The Vajrasana Buddhist Retreat Centre in Walsham Le Willows is now on the market and is being sold by estate agents Lambert Smith Hampton.  It's not clear how much the site is up for with the price only available on application.  The retreat covers over five acres - Credit: Lambert Smith Hampton The retreat has only been open for four years having been completed in May 2016 at a co...