Avison Young appoints regional managing director

Leading real estate advisory firm Avison Young has appointed Andrew Gibson as regional managing director for Cardiff.

Andrew joined Avison Young in August 2021 with over 15 years’ experience in commercial property. 

He has led the development and capital markets agency business in Wales, advising on major regeneration and investment projects.

Starting in valuation advisory in 2005, Andrew moved to commercial agency in 2007, specialising in development and capital markets. 

He advises private and public sector clients across South Wales, including AVIVA, Premier Inn and the Senedd Commission.

In his new role, Andrew will focus on growing Avison Young’s presence in Wales by strengthening client relationships and driving strategic growth in Cardiff and beyond.

Andrew said: “I am delighted to take on the role of regional managing director for Avison Young’s Cardiff office. 

“Cardiff is a dynamic and growing city and I’m excited to lead such a talented team as we continue to deliver strategic, client-focused real estate solutions.

“Having operated within the commercial property market within Cardiff for over 20 years, I look forward to building on our strong local presence, continuing to drive sustainable growth and contributing meaningfully to the success of our clients and the communities we serve across Wales.”

Stephen Cowperthwaite, principal and Managing Director, UK regions at Avison Young UK, added: “Andrew’s appointment underlines our commitment to the regions. 

“His breadth of experience and deep local market knowledge make him a perfect fit for this leadership role.

“His ability to work across the full spectrum of development and capital markets, from large-scale regeneration schemes to targeted investment acquisitions, brings enormous value to our clients and our business.” 

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