Hurford Salvi Carr

Hurford Salvi Carr
Private UK Company
Industry Estate agent, Real Estate
Founded 1996
Headquarters 37-41 St John Street Clerkenwell, London, UK
Key people
 Stephen Hurford (Founder)
David Salvi (Founder)
Paul Driscoll (Founder)
Products Residential & Commercial Property Services
Website www.hurford-salvi-carr.co.uk

Hurford Salvi Carr is a private estate agency based in London offering lettings, property management, sales, new homes and commercial agency services.

History

The business takes its name from its founding members Stephen Hurford, David Salvi and Tim Carr who created the business in July 1996 with its registered office being St John Street, Clerkenwell London.[1]

As the business grew it opened the first dedicated residential lettings office in 1998 around the Farringdon area.

In a bid to service clients in the Canary Wharf and East London area the company then opened a 3,000 square foot office overlooking Limehouse Marina.

In 2007 a new Bloomsbury office was opened at 39 store Street, London covering Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury, Soho and Covent Garden. This move was prompted owing to the fact the business had been the retained agent for the Bedford Estates portfolio of apartments in Bloomsbury.

In 2014 the company opened a new Islington and Shoreditch office at 227 City Road, London N17NA to offer real estate services to clients in and around Silicon Roundabout, Old Street EC1.[2]

In March 2015 Karen Chin who has previously been a financial controller in the business was found guilty of diverting £1.3m of clients' money into her own account over five years and sentenced to jail for four years.[3]

Partnerships

In 2008 Hurford Salvi Carr partnered with property company ACME, a charity that supports the development of artists in London by creating affordable space.[4]

Services

Operations

Hurford Salvi Carr has 6 offices in London and Block Management offices in Hertford.

Publications

Since 2005 the company has produced half year reviews providing a detailed analysis of the property markets in Central London. These reports feature in various property publications including the Financial Times and Telegraph[6][7][8]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Company Profile". http://www.hurford-salvi-carr.co.uk/company-profile''. Hurford Salvi Carr.
  2. ↑ "One bedroom apartments in London see prices rising more than bigger flats". http://www.propertywire.com/news/europe/london-city-docklands-flats-201411209838.html''. Property Wire.
  3. ↑ "High-flying estate agent facing jail after stealing £1.3million from her clients and using it to fund luxury lifestyle of private planes and exotic holidays". Daily Mail. Retrieved 19 March 2015.
  4. ↑ "Hurford Salvi Carr team up with ACME". Hurford Salvi Carr. Retrieved 19 March 2015.
  5. ↑ "Hurford Salvi Carr - LinkedIn Profile". LinkedIn. Retrieved 19 March 2015.
  6. ↑ "At home in the 18th century". The Telegraph. Retrieved 21 March 2015.
  7. ↑ "How London's popular restaurants could be driving prices". Financial Times. Retrieved 21 March 2015.
  8. ↑ "Homes near Crossrail". Homes and Property.