Learn more about Paul Gagan
Paul is a Director based in our Manchester office. He is a Chartered Surveyor with nearly 30 years' experience in property management and consultancy, specialising in portfolio management, strategic asset planning and sustainable property solutions across commercial, institutional and investment sectors.
He has extensive experience delivering rounded commercial advice to private investors, institutional clients and financial institutions. His expertise spans core portfolio management, management company structuring, dispute resolution, receivership and portfolio procurement. As an early adopter of sustainable management practices, Paul brings a forward thinking approach to property strategy.
He also acts as Group Property Director for BTG, responsible for delivering an agile and cost-effective international accommodation strategy across multiple divisions.
Prior to joining to lead the Manchester team, Paul held senior director positions at national and international chartered surveying practices, gaining wide-ranging experience in strategic property advice and portfolio management. He is a Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) and holds a degree in Architecture, a postgraduate diploma in Property Valuation and Management, and NEBOSH certification.
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