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Drastic action must be taken urgently to stop the traditional High Street “hemorrhaging further and bleeding to death”, according to Birmingham-based chartered surveyors Johnson Fellows. Nick Wint, partner at the retail sector specialists, issued the warning amid more news of major brands closing hundreds of…Read More
Business people are being offered free advice on how to cut their property costs at an event being staged by Birmingham-based chartered surveyors. Johnson Fellows is inviting people to meet its team and discuss issues ranging from rent reviews, lease renewals, valuations, rating, management, building…Read More
Midlands-based chartered surveyors Johnson Fellows has announced that James Merrick has become an equity partner in the ambitious company. James joins existing equity partners Nick Wint, Andrew Rowson and Neil Wetherell at the property specialists based in Newhall Street, Birmingham. James who, along with Nick…Read More
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A major fashion group has appointed chartered surveyors Johnson Fellows as budget managers for its chain of more than 300 shops across the UK, it has been announced. QS Group, which has its headquarters in Solihull, has asked Johnson Fellows to handle its entire portfolio…Read More
Chartered surveyors Johnson Fellows has got that winning feeling after securing the contract to manage the sub-let portfolio of one of the UK’s leading players in the gaming industry. The Birmingham-based company is handling a portfolio of 20 properties situated across England, from Southampton in…Read More
As Bob Dylan might have said, for many chartered surveyors the times they are a-changing. Thanks to the impact of the ‘perfect storm’ of financial meltdown which wreaked havoc throughout the UK property sector, many are facing up to an evolution of their role. Some…Read More
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