Gordon Pirie

Commercial property director kicks off new venture with potential multi-million transactions

A FORMER commercial property director has kicked off his new venture with more than £100 million of potential transactions lined ...

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A FORMER commercial property director has kicked off his new venture with more than £100 million of potential transactions lined up in the next 12-18 months.

Gordon Pirie, has stepped aside from his director role at Aberdeen’s CBRE office, and developed commercial property investment agency and development consultancy, Gordon Pirie & Company.

Mr Pirie, who has more than 16 years experience, will continue to work jointly with his former colleagues on some larger scale projects.

He said: “I have always had an ambition to branch out on my own and I feel the timing is right to take that step.

“The market is undoubtably going through an uncertain time both nationally and locally at the present time however, my experience over the years has shown me that uncertain times create opportunity for investors and developers looking to capitalise on correctly priced stock.

“I’m in a hugely fortunate position to begin this venture with some excellent clients whom I have worked with over a number of years, and I’m looking forward to continuing to support them, as well as new clients.”

More than ten clients are already lined up to work jointly with the new business and CBRE, including First Endeavour, Aberdeen Standard Investments, Aviva, Titan Investors and Dandara.

 

 

 

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