Barnsdales, a property consultancy and chartered surveyors, has recently welcomed two new additions to its Midlands property team in preparation for upcoming growth opportunities.
Leading the team is Tim Richardson, a surveyor with over 30 years of experience, who will focus on commercial property valuations. Meanwhile, Chris Beale will specialize in residential and mixed-use property valuations, covering a range of portfolio sizes and specific valuation needs, including Help To Buy equity loans repayment.
Tim Richardson, a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) and a RICS Registered Valuer, brings a wealth of expertise in commercial property matters such as investment property valuations, loan security valuations, and private valuations for various purposes. Jason Barnsdale, Group Managing Director at Barnsdales, expressed his enthusiasm for the new team members, highlighting their diverse industry experience and the positive outlook of commercial markets.
Tim Richardson shared his excitement about joining Barnsdales, emphasizing the company’s progressive nature and his eagerness to contribute his surveying experience to its continued success. With previous experience at FHP Property Consultants, Tim’s appointment further strengthens the firm’s capabilities following recent high-profile hires, including former RICS President Professor Graham Chase and finance professional Ian Dickinson.
Joining Tim is Chris Beale, a Chartered Surveyor and Registered Valuer with 25 years of post-qualification experience, specializing in RICS Red Book Valuations for lending institutions and detailed surveys for individual clients. Chris expressed his excitement about joining Barnsdales, highlighting the company’s hands-on approach and the opportunity for diverse on-site valuations in the Derby city centre base.
Both Tim and Chris’s appointments signify Barnsdales’ commitment to enhancing its expertise and service offerings in the property sector, as the company continues to expand its presence and thrive in the industry.
