Director
Learn more about Mark Budworth
Mark is a Director based in our Kettering office. He is a Chartered Surveyor and RICS registered valuer with over 30 years' experience in commercial property, specialising in agency, valuation, property management, and Landlord and Tenant Act advice across the retail, industrial and mixed-use sectors.
Mark has extensive experience advising corporate clients, banks, pension funds and private individuals on complex property matters. His career includes establishing and leading a full-service property agency and overseeing professional departments, while maintaining a strong agency practice. His track record includes delivering comprehensive property solutions across the East Midlands region, combining strategic advisory with hands on transaction expertise.
Prior to co-founding Budworth Hardcastle in 1994, a BTG acquisition, Mark gained experience at regional and national practices which involved acting for the BP Pension Fund on retail and industrial property portfolios. He is a member of the RICS Valuation faculty. He holds qualifications from the Incorporated Society of Valuers and Auctioneers and a degree in Property Estate Management from the University of Leicester.
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