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Knight Frank strengthens Scottish valuations team with experienced new hire

Knight Frank has bolstered its commercial valuations offering in Scotland with the recruitment of experienced surveyor Thomas Morton as an

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Knight Frank has bolstered its commercial valuations offering in Scotland with the recruitment of experienced surveyor Thomas Morton as an associate.

Thomas adds nearly a decade of experience to the Knight Frank team and joins the independent commercial property consultancy from Lambert Smith Hampton, where he was an associate director.

Prior to that he spent nearly seven years at JLL, rising quickly from graduate surveyor to associate, having begun his career in tax roles with KPMG.

Thomas’s skills in commercial property valuation complement Knight Frank’s existing team, providing support on a broad range of commercial property assets, including offices, retail, industrials, and trading businesses.

While based in the Glasgow office, Thomas will work with Knight Frank’s clients across Scotland, as well as the firm’s teams in Aberdeen and Edinburgh.

John Rae, head of office at Knight Frank Glasgow, said: “Thomas is a great addition to our team, bringing more experience and senior support to our existing valuations and advisory capabilities. He will play an important part in developing our core commercial valuations offering across Scotland and helping to further grow the team. Our valuations division continues to go from strength to strength, with the trading business specialism led by William Rankine a particular success in recent years.”

Thomas Morton added: “It is an exciting time to join Knight Frank, with the commercial valuations team expanding and the trading valuations offering performing especially well. I’m looking forward to supporting the firm’s clients in the months and years ahead, as Scotland’s commercial property market continues to go through a period of significant change.”

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