Richard Spencer
Director
Director
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Richard is a Director based in our London office, leading the Office Agency team in Central London. He specialises in office agency across Central London, with extensive experience acting for both landlords and tenants on lettings, disposals and strategic property advice throughout prime and secondary London markets.
He has over 30 years' experience in Central London office agency, providing proactive representation and strategic advice to institutional landlords, corporate occupiers and private clients. His work encompasses lease negotiations, tenant acquisitions, landlord disposals and market advisory services, consistently delivering first-class results across diverse Central London office transactions and building long term client relationships.
Richard joined BTG following the acquisition of Hargreaves Newberry Gyngell, where he acted as director. He was previously head of Central London Office Agency at an established London-based estate agency for 14 years, establishing his reputation and expertise within the competitive Central London office market.
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31st Floor, 40 Bank Street, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5NR
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