Selling your property is done only once, so knowing how well you are positioned in the marketplace and what you can do to improve your chances of a sale is critical. Deciding when and how to sell, and who you want to use as an agent, are the first three key issues facing property owners […]
Category Archives: Rural Lettings
Rural Lettings, Rural Valuations, Utilities and Infrastructure Projects
Tess Gibson passes exams to become the newest Chartered Surveyor at Davidson & Robertson
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Jan
Jan
Passing her professional exams just before Christmas, Tess Gibson becomes Lanarkshire’s newest qualified Chartered Surveyor and a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). A farmer’s daughter from near Biggar, Tess Gibson studied for her Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) whilst working with Davidson & Robertson, the rural surveyors, and consultants with offices […]
Estate Management, Rural Lettings, Rural Sales, Rural Valuations
Katie Kolita passes exams to become the newest Chartered Surveyor in Dumfries & Galloway
12
Dec
Dec
Passing her professional competence exams, Katie Kolita has qualified as a Chartered Surveyor with Davidson & Robertson, becoming the newest Chartered Surveyor in Dumfries & Galloway. Katie Kolita studied for her Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) whilst working with Davidson & Robertson, the rural surveyors and consultants with offices in Castle Douglas. Passing the assessment, […]
Estate Management, Forestry, Natural Capital, Renewable Energy and Storage, Rural Lettings, Rural Sales, Rural Valuations, Utilities and Infrastructure Projects
Davidson & Robertson becomes NFU Scotland Utilities & Infrastructure Affinity Partner
22
Nov
Nov
D&R launch new utilities & infrastructure helpline for NFUS members Through our new Affinity Partnership with NFU Scotland, Davidson & Robertson will be supporting NFUS members when statutory undertakers like Scottish Power, Scottish Water, or Network Rail need to do work on their land. We’ll help members understand their rights and what can be claimed […]
