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FORGING
AHEAD
Sanderson Weatherall is working with
Merchant Anglo, the company which brought
Hitachi Rail Europe to the region, to market
the exciting new 25-acre Station Park
development in Newton Aycliffe.
By Martin Walker
Sanderson Weatherall
named North-East’s
busiest agents as they
work on string of major
deals for the region…
M
arket-leading property consultancy
and chartered surveyor Sanderson
Weatherall has been named the
North-East’s busiest office agency team as
it looks ahead to another strong year.
Sanderson Weatherall was handed the
recognition at the 2018 EG Real Estate
Awards.
Now the firm has appointed two new key
members to its Teesside team, based in
Stockton, to cope with rising demand in the
positive Tees market.
Commercial property agent Chris
Dent joined Sanderson Weatherall last
year, bringing with him over five years’
experience working in the North-East
property market.
Tom Hall has now been drafted down
from the firm’s Tyneside office to help deal
with the Teesside valuation and agency
workload, while working towards his RICS
accreditation.
Hall qualified from Northumbria University
with a master’s degree in real estate and
already has almost two years’ experience in
the industry, while Emma Williams has also
been brought in as a chartered surveyor to
work in the valuation department.
Tom told Tees Business: “I’m thrilled to
join the Teesside team and looking forward
to building on the work David Fairley and
Matthew Clarke have done in cementing
Sanderson Weatherall’s position in the
region.”
Chris, now an associate partner, said:
New face – commercial property
agent Tom Hall has joined Sanderson
Weatherall’s growing team.
“We’re delighted to have Tom and Emma on
board to strengthen our team and enable us
to manage our growing workload.
“The Teesside market is thriving and
there’s a lot going on now. We’re at
the forefront of that, in terms of real
estate developments, and if the buoyant
commercial property sector is anything to
go by then we’re genuinely excited for the
future of the Tees Valley.”
Sanderson Weatherall was last year
appointed by Merchant Anglo, the company
which brought Hitachi Rail Europe to the
region, to market the exciting new 25-
acre Station Park development on Aycliffe
Business Park.
Situated adjacent to Hitachi’s £82m train
assembling factory in Aycliffe, Station Place
at Merchant Park will provide much-needed
new high-spec industrial units from 5,000
sq ft.
Chris said: “Station Place represents a
new chapter in the evolution of industrial
space in Newton Aycliffe, which we are
excited to be a part of.”
Sanderson Weatherall’s Stockton office
works with property occupiers, owners and
investors throughout the Tees Valley and by
offering multiple services under one roof
is the only one-stop property shop working
within Teesside.
For more details go to sw.co.uk/
teesside or give the Teesside team a call
on 01642 426900.