Stephen Power
Director
Director
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Stephen is a Director based in our Huntingdon office. He specialises in commercial property agency, with extensive experience in disposals, lettings, development and investment work across industrial, office, retail and investment sectors throughout the Thames Valley and surrounding regions.
He has over 25 years' experience in commercial property, acting for development funds, private investment owners and large property funds on a wide range of assignments. His work includes pre-application planning advice, securing planning consent, providing expert evidence at planning hearings and marketing projects through to completion. Stephen has also acted as a court-appointed expert witness and provides strategic advice on rent reviews, lease renewals and property management matters.
Prior to joining in 2019, Stephen was a director at Barker Storey Matthews, a BTG acquisition, and previously held partner and senior roles at Reading and Thames Valley-based firms. He trained with a leading UK property consultancy and estate agent.
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148-150 High Street, Huntingdon, PE29 3YH
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