L-R Andy Gibbs and Will Elgeti, Vail Williams, with David Ramsay, JLL
Nik Cox, Hughes Ellard
L-R Nella Pang, JLL; Tom Holloway, Holloway Iliffe & Mitchell, and Richard Pullen, Richard Pullen Associates
L-R Tom Looker, Barton Willmore; Martin Hastelow, Savills and Chris Ridge, London Clancy
L-R Julian Brett, Keygrove, and Sarah Monk, Lambert Smith Hampton
James Brounger, CBRE
It’s becoming a bit of a habit having a sunny autumn day for Estates Gazette’s annual Southampton Focus reception. The weather was so beautiful, the sunglasses came out and full use was made of the terrace overlooking the marina at the Royal Southampton Yacht club.
And it wasn’t just the sunshine that was making everyone smile, there is plenty going on in the Hampshire property market to keep everyone busy. Lack of office stock is a concern but it’s a nice concern to have and there was talk of rental levels rising. Likewise, the industrial market is on the cusp of seeing speculative development – a positive sign.
However, the biggest grins of the day were reserved for Lambert Smith Hampton which, once again, picked up the Most Active Agent title in the EGi deals competition.
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It’s becoming a bit of a habit having a sunny autumn day for Estates Gazette’s annual Southampton Focus reception. The weather was so beautiful, the sunglasses came out and full use was made of the terrace overlooking the marina at the Royal Southampton Yacht club.
And it wasn’t just the sunshine that was making everyone smile, there is plenty going on in the Hampshire property market to keep everyone busy. Lack of office stock is a concern but it’s a nice concern to have and there was talk of rental levels rising. Likewise, the industrial market is on the cusp of seeing speculative development – a positive sign.
However, the biggest grins of the day were reserved for Lambert Smith Hampton which, once again, picked up the Most Active Agent title in the EGi deals competition.
