Property, asset & estate management

Tim is head of the firm's Rural Division and of the Cambridge office, although he spends a considerable amount of time in London.  He has over 20 years experience in advising institutional and private clients on a very wide range of rural business issues, including sales and purchases, strategic advice and valuations.  He often works with specialists in other divisions of the firm to provide clients with a fully integrated property service.  Tim lives near Newmarket and has a keen interest in country pursuits, encouraged constantly by his two children.

Lisa Simon heads up our Residential Division, which includes sales, new homes, lettings and property management across our National network. She joined Carter Jonas in 2011. Her twenty years plus experience has been largely in London and the Home Counties working with Landlords and Tenants. Lisa oversees the day to day running of our residential branches and acts as a key contact for some of our portfolio clients. She also runs our corporate services department liaising and promoting our properties to companies and their relocation agents. Lisa resides in West London with her husband and two daughters.

Tom is a Partner advising private and institutional clients on all aspects of rural property management specialising in strategic planning in respect of development, succession planning, purchases and sales, and estate reorganisation.  Tom runs his own farm and is passionate about all country pursuits.

Ralph is a Partner in the firm’s Rural Division and is head of the Shrewsbury Office. Ralph advises mainly private clients in mid and North Wales as well as in Shropshire on a range of rural property matters especially those relating to landlord and tenant, settlements and capital taxation. He is instrumental in energising traditional estates and their redevelopment as thriving rural enterprises.  Ralph enjoys trying to outwit his dog as well as keeping a small flock of sheep.

Christopher D'Olley is a Rural Partner in the Winchester office. He is a Chartered Surveyor and Fellow of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers, with over 30 years experience.

Work undertaken covers estate and rural business management, valuations, landlord and tenant matters, development option and promotion agreements, arbitrations, expert witness and Agricultural Lands Tribunal.

Paul advises clients throughout the British Isles on minerals estate management matters including: the negotiation and management of leases and licences, valuations of minerals/waste interests for lending and taxation purposes, rating assessments and appeals, valuations for compensation claims (including claims for compulsory purchase and claims under Mining Code legislation), the acquisition and disposal of property interests and planning issues with regard to quarrying and waste management operations.

Paul also has experience in assessing and identifying potential mineral prospects and subsequently advancing these through the development plan system, both on behalf of landowners and mineral operators. Typically, he deals with operational quarry sites, concrete batching plants, landfill sites, non-hazardous MRF’s, hazardous waste treatment facilities and energy from waste plant sites.

Carol currently works within our infrastructures team, of which her main role is overseeing acquisition management and blight notices on behalf of one of our large clients.

Prior to this role Carol worked for several years in our Residential Division in both sales and lettings, covering a wide range of properties from country houses to town apartments. Over these years Carol gained a breadth of experience and skills with her knowledge extending to residential tenancy matters, investment portfolios, property management and tenancy law. Carol is also a Fellow Member of ARLA having achieved both her Level I and II qualifications.