Matthew Hannah maintains he is the Winston Wolf of Innes England as, just like the Direct Line adverts, he knows how to fix problems focused on the property world. When he’s not managing the business, he’s maximising the value of clients’ surplus land and buildings or helping them to acquire new premises to support their business.
In a previous life, Matthew was a roadie for the band Feeder, working with them as they grew from small gigs to the NEC Birmingham Arena. These days, he enjoys spending time with grown up family and on the tennis court. Along with two friends, he climbed the four highest peaks in the UK and Ireland in 48 hours to raise more than £15,000 for Wooden Spoon, the children’s charity of rugby.
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The Challenge: The building, significant in its location, required comprehensive management to maximise its potential, especially in light of the upcoming Assembly Rooms regeneration in the area. The property consists of a restaurant leased to Nando’s Chickenland Ltd and a retail unit leased to Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd (t/a Betfred), with residential floors above.
The Challenge: To facilitate the letting of office space to a new tenant, manage the transition from the former tenant, and handle the ongoing service charge management.