Everything clients ask us most often, answered plainly. Search it, or skip straight to a category. If your question is not here, ask it at the bottom and it goes to the team directly.
We are a London property consultancy working across residential and commercial real estate. That covers agency and lettings, investment, development consultancy, property management, lease advisory, valuation, portfolio management and possession work — for private clients, companies, institutions and governments, in the UK and internationally.
In practice most people come to us for one thing and stay for several. A landlord who lets one flat through us often ends up using management, then valuation, then investment advice.
Our office is at 60 Blandford Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7JD. Marylebone and Prime Central London are where we are strongest, but we act across the whole of the UK and take international instructions.
We have completed over £130 million of transactions, and 95% of our business is repeat or referred — which is the number we would ask about if we were you, because it is harder to manufacture than a deal total.
The team combines agency, surveying and investment backgrounds. You deal with the person handling your instruction, not an account manager.
Private landlords and homeowners, professional investors and family offices, developers, companies taking or disposing of space, and institutional and government clients. The service scales, but the point of contact does not change.
Yes. We run a Central London investment desk covering acquisitions, disposals, funding and sale-and-leaseback. That includes sourcing off-market stock, underwriting the numbers, and telling you when a deal does not work — which is the part that earns the fee.
Yes. We act for international clients on identifying opportunities, guiding the acquisition, and managing the asset afterwards, including coordinating with solicitors, tax advisers and lenders.
We will also be straightforward with you about the parts that catch overseas buyers out: SDLT surcharges, source-of-funds evidence, and how long UK conveyancing actually takes.
Everything we are instructed on is on the site, residential and commercial in one place. Filter by area, budget and size, or register and we will send matches before they go out more widely.
Through the offer form, or by messaging us directly. We will confirm what the seller or landlord needs to see — proof of funds, chain position, timescales — before the offer goes forward, so it is not held up later.
Yes. We manage residential and commercial assets: lettings, rent collection, maintenance, compliance records, reporting, asset management and disposal strategy. You choose how involved you want to be — from fully hands-off to sign-off on everything.
The parts people expect: finding and vetting tenants, collecting rent, arranging repairs, and inspections. And the parts they usually only notice when they are missing:
Tell us about it and we will come back with what it should earn — on a short let, a long let, or a mix — using live comparable evidence rather than an optimistic guess. It is free, and there is no obligation to instruct us.
Set out in full on our fees page, including the redress scheme we belong to and our client money protection. We will give you a written figure before you commit to anything, and we do not add charges that were not discussed.
Yes, for residential and commercial landlords across England and Wales.
Note that the law changed on 1 May 2026. Section 21 ‘no fault’ notices were abolished by the Renters’ Rights Act. Possession of an assured tenancy now requires a Section 8 ground — serious rent arrears, sale of the property, a landlord or family member moving in, anti-social behaviour, or breach of the tenancy — and each ground carries its own notice period and evidence burden.
Getting the ground and the notice right first time is the whole job. A defective notice does not just fail; it costs you months. Commercial forfeiture is a separate process and we handle that too.
Agency, management, development consultancy, business rates advice and tenant representation, across office, retail, industrial and logistics, and alternative sectors throughout the UK.
Yes — rent reviews, lease renewals, restructuring and re-gearing, acting for landlords or tenants. We do not act for both sides on the same building.
Yes. We review assessments, advise on whether a challenge is worth bringing, and handle the process where it is. We will tell you when it is not worth it rather than run a speculative appeal.
Yes — valuations for acquisition, disposal, loan security, insurance, tax and accounting, on residential and commercial property. Where a valuation must be Red Book compliant, it is carried out by a RICS Registered Valuer and we will confirm that in writing before we start.
Yes, in valuation and property disputes, with the duty to the court taking precedence over the instructing party. We will tell you early if the evidence does not support the case you want to run.
Yes — site appraisal, development consultancy, cost consultancy, project management and building consultancy, from first feasibility through to completion.
Usually the same working day. WhatsApp is the fastest route and reaches the team directly rather than a general inbox.
No. Appraisals, first conversations and an honest view on whether we are the right people are all free. If we are not the right firm for what you need, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
WhatsApp: +44 7508 366299 — fastest
Phone: +44 (0)20 4519 3989
Email: info@fraserbond.com
Office: 60 Blandford Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7JD
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