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William is a Director based in our Lincoln office. He specialises in commercial property agency, with extensive experience in development, investment, sales, lettings, acquisitions and strategic advisory services across office and industrial sectors throughout Lincolnshire and the surrounding region.
He has over 24 years' experience in commercial property, having led business space advisory services for regional clients. His work encompasses comprehensive property solutions, including asset management, project management, building surveying, valuations, and landlord and tenant matters. William also has considerable expertise in the primary care healthcare sector, advising on specialist property requirements and providing strategic guidance on development and investment opportunities across diverse commercial property types.
William joined BTG Eddisons following the acquisition of Banks Long & Co, where he acted as a director. He previously gained experience at an established firm of chartered surveyors as an associate partner. His long-standing career in the Lincolnshire property market has established him as a trusted adviser to regional and national clients seeking expert commercial property guidance.
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