Savills Ireland acquires The Building Consultancy 

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Savills Ireland has acquired independent building and project consultancy practice The Building Consultancy for an undisclosed price.

The Building Consultancy, which was founded in 2007, has almost 20 years of delivery in the Irish market and is a specialist adviser to occupiers, funders, commercial property owners and professional advisers.

The acquisition expands Savills capability in building surveying and project consultancy, covering technical due diligence, pre-acquisition surveys, development monitoring, project management, cost consultancy, building surveying, interior architecture and design.

With the addition of The Building Consultancy team, Savills now employs more than 30 specialists delivering these services across Ireland.

Mark Reynolds, managing director of Savills Ireland, said: “Building and project consultancy has become a core requirement in investment, financing and occupation decisions as clients seek greater certainty, independent assessment and clear analysis before allocating capital. The Building Consultancy has built a strong reputation in this space and brings a high quality team with excellent market credentials. Their expertise strengthens our capability and allows us to provide clients with greater technical insight, broader reporting and increased capacity in response to evolving regulatory, financial and ESG requirements.”

Alan Baldwin, managing director of The Building Consultancy, added: “Joining Savills represents a natural progression for our business. Over the past two decades we have focused on delivering clear, independent technical advice that supports investment decisions, development programmes and occupier strategy. Becoming part of Savills allows us to bring that expertise to a broader client base while continuing to provide the detailed, objective analysis that funders, investors and occupiers rely on when making major property decisions.”

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