Director
Learn more about Matthew Scholey
Matthew is a Director based in our Leeds office, jointly responsible for the Valuation services department. He specialises in valuations for all purposes, with extensive experience providing panel valuation services to major UK lenders and asset valuation work for public and private sector clients across North England, throughout the UK and Ireland.
He has over 35 years' experience delivering comprehensive valuation services to a diverse client base, including local authorities, educational establishments, high street banks, SMEs, and PLCs. His work encompasses secured lending valuations, pension fund valuations, valuations for matrimonial and tax valuations purposes and grant application valuations across the commercial, industrial, retail and investment property sectors. Matthew's client-led approach ensures tailored solutions that meet the specific requirements of institutional and private clients alike.
Matthew joined Eddisons before BTG’s acquisition, developing his expertise across all aspects of property valuation. He is a Chartered Surveyor (MRICS), a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and holds a degree in Urban Land Economics from Sheffield Polytechnic.
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