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Three figures in Scotland\u2019s property sector have joined forces to launch a commercial property management business.<\/p>\n
Michael Martin and Marc Taylor \u2013 co-directors of residential factor Taylor & Martin \u2013 have been joined by commercial property consultant Gregor Brown, founder of GM Brown.<\/p>\n
They have formed TMB Commercial Property Management, based in Glasgow, to focus on retail, office, industrial and business park assets across Scotland.<\/p>\n
Supporting the founding team are finance director Paul Clifford, whose experience includes BDO ESR Europe and London & Scottish Investments, and senior property manager Gary Macdonald, formerly of Speirs Gumley.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The launch comes as commercial landlords face continued pressure on yields, occupancy and asset performance, increasing scrutiny on how properties are managed.<\/p>\n
Mr Taylor and Mr Martin bring long-standing experience in residential letting, factoring and development, with 17,000 properties under management across Scotland , while Brown has a background in sales, leasing and consultancy.<\/p>\n
Mr Martin said: \u201cOnce we started pushing at the door of turning this business from an idea into a reality it made too much sense not to do it.\u201d<\/p>\n
The business launches with an established book of commercial management instructions already migrating across from Taylor & Martin, covering a broad mix of retail, industrial and office assets.<\/p>\n
As well as his role at Taylor & Martin, Mr Taylor is a director at Kelvin Properties and Nevis Properties, and founder of Tay Letting, which was recently-acquired by a private equity backed group.<\/p>\n
He added: \u201cThe Scottish commercial property management market presents significant opportunities, and our ambition is to build something sustainable by delivering well, building strong relationships, and growing through trust and referrals.\u201d<\/p>\n
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