Mark Searby
Director
Director
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Mark is a Director based in our Northampton office. He specialises in trade-related property valuations, with extensive experience across licensed and leisure, hospitality, healthcare, and retail sectors, working primarily throughout East Anglia and the East Midlands, while overseeing trade-related valuation services nationwide.
He has considerable experience providing loan security valuations to all major UK lending institutions across specialist trading assets, including public houses, restaurants, hotels, care homes, pharmacies, dental practices, children's day nurseries, petrol filling stations, garden centres and golf courses. His work encompasses refinancing and expansion projects, having valued historically significant landmark hotels and diverse assets across his specialist sectors, supporting business owners through critical financial transactions.
Mark has developed deep expertise in trade-related valuations throughout his career and oversees the in-house training and development of the trading team. Mark is a Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) and RICS registered valuer.
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