Sunday, November 3, 2024

High profile property development director joins BRM Solicitors

Regional law firm BRM Solicitors has appointed a new director to its Real Estate team.

Julie Carr joins from national law firm Knights, bringing with her extensive background in handling residential property development, guiding conditional contracts for purchasing and selling development land, and managing options and overage agreements.

Julie also oversaw planning promotion agreements, joint ventures, and various collaborative arrangements, coordinating land assembly, and establishing development sites for plot sales. 

BRM’s 26-strong property team now includes nine directors and counts Woodall Group, Gleeson Homes, Reef Group and Global Brands among its clients.

Adrian Sheehan, head of BRM’s Real Estate department, said: “The addition of a new director is a significant move for us and reflects our ambitious strategy for BRM’s Real Estate Department. Julie’s strong track record and breadth and depth of experience highly complement our growing residential developer client portfolio, whilst we provide her with a platform regionally and nationally.” 

Julie Carr added: “BRM’s department has developed an enviable client portfolio and earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the most highly regarded in the region. I’m looking forward to being part of its future growth.”

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