Freddie brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our team. With a BSc (Hons) in Real Estate from Birmingham City University, where he graduated with a 2:1 in 2019, Freddie’s foundation in the field is robust. He gained valuable industry insights through an internship at Colliers International, before embarking on his professional journey at Vail Williams, where he qualified as a MRICS and a registered valuer.
At Innes England, Freddie supports the business with Loan Security Valuations, catering to a range of lenders with precision and diligence. His meticulous approach ensures accurate and reliable valuations, providing invaluable support to our clients in making informed decisions.
Outside of the office, Freddie’s passions extend into the realms of music and fitness. A true enthusiast, he actively participates in triathlons, long-distance cycling, and swimming. Despite a recent injury side-lining his running pursuits, Freddie remains resilient and has embraced the challenge of learning Olympic weightlifting.
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Explore our case studies to see how Innes England’s expertise has successfully guided clients across various sectors in the property market.
The Challenge: Innes England opened its Birmingham office in April 2022 to establish a stronger foothold in the West Midlands commercial property market. While the company had an existing presence in the region, a dedicated office was needed to better serve clients, secure key instructions, and expand valuation, agency, and asset management services. The challenge was to compete in a fast-moving market, attract new clients, and demonstrate tangible value to landlords, developers, investors and financial institutions.
The Challenge: Arthur Johnson and Sons Auctioneers, a historic Nottingham business established in 1888, faced the potential loss of their statutory right to a lease renewal due to ongoing redevelopment threats in the area. The challenge was to navigate complex and prolonged negotiations to secure protected leases on favourable terms, ensuring the business could continue operating from its historic home, despite looming redevelopment pressures that had persisted for nearly 20 years.