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Eddisons boosts Leeds operation with five new recruits

Property consultant Eddisons has expanded its Leeds head office as the firm rolls out a series of new hires across its building and project consultancy, agency and valuations teams.

Tim Kirman has joined Eddisons’ building and property consultancy team in Leeds as an associate director from global property and construction consultancy Gleeds. He was previously an associate director at Dunlop Heywood, and a senior surveyor at Edward Symmons.

William Triner has joined the firm from Sanderson Weatherall as a graduate surveyor. Oxford graduate William also holds a masters degree in real estate and will be involved in a range of surveying work across Eddisons’ growing building and project consultancy division.

Eddisons’ building and project consultancy team recently secured £15m of Government funding for building and improvement projects in schools across the UK, and the firm recently won a place on the Homes England property services panel.

Meanwhile, Charles O’Hara joins the agency team as an agency surveyor. He will be based in the Leeds office alongside Steven Jones focusing on acquiring, selling and letting a wide variety of commercial property across the region.

Also joining Eddisons are two junior surveyors on placement from their undergraduate studies. Archie Ingham joins the valuations team from his surveying course at Northumbria University, while Angus Ellwood joins the building and project consultancy team before continuing his building surveying degree at Sheffield Hallam University.

Ian Harrington, national head of building and property consultancy at Eddisons said: “Our agency, valuations and building and project consultancy teams are all forging ahead in 2018, with significant new business wins and an appetite for growth. We are really pleased to be adding yet more new recruits to our Leeds office and it is great to have such talented young people on board at Eddisons.” Eddisons is a multi-disciplinary firm of chartered surveyors that was established in 1844 and operates across the UK.

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