Independent nationwide property regeneration consultants AspinallVerdi have appointed Theo Stevenson Bunney as consultant to serve public and private sector clients throughout the Midlands.
Based at the firm’s Birmingham office at Somerset House in Temple Street, Theo joins from High Wycombe-based housebuilder Saint Edward’s Estates, with essential experience in land acquisition and planning.
Theo joins the growing team in Birmingham to support local authorities and developers on disposal, regeneration and viability projects across the region, while working towards his Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) accreditation.
Rachel Hill, director and head of the Birmingham office of AspinallVerdi, said “Theo is an invaluable addition to our growing team of chartered surveyors in the Midlands, bringing his land acquisition skills to complement our growing range of services.”
AspinallVerdi’s Birmingham office plays a major role in supporting local plan viability studies, masterplanning projects, feasibility and valuation projects across the Midlands, acting for clients including Birmingham City Council, Tamworth Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Council and Homes England.
With an increasing pipeline of residential projects, the team is well-equipped to help local authorities and developers unlock complex sites, bring forward much-needed housing and support regeneration schemes in the Midlands.
Alongside its core services, AspinallVerdi has expanded its residential development agency offer, providing disposal and acquisition services alongside strategic advice on site promotion, development partnerships, land assembly, and delivery structures.
Founded in 2009 by executive chairman Atam Verdi and managing director Ben Aspinall, AspinallVerdi is an award-winning independent provider of property regeneration consultancy to clients in the public and private sectors with a workforce of more than 30 at its headquarters in Leeds and offices in Liverpool, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Manchester, Birmingham and London.
