Season’s Greetings from Napier & Blakeley
2021 was another challenging year where we couldn’t meet as much as we would have liked, however our industry responded and performed well again, demonstrating its quality and resilience.
We would like to thank all of our clients for their continuing faith in Napier & Blakeley to deliver our services on the opportunities you created.
Thank you to our suppliers, our friends in professional services, design, construction, agency, legal, accounting and management for collaborating with us and for spreading the word about our work and the value we bring.
The outlook for the year ahead is good and we look forward to contributing further to our shared economic, liveable, and sustainable future through the built environment and to helping clients to make informed decisions by managing cost – risk – return.
Without our people, none of this would have been possible and we want to thank each and every one of them for all their hard work and dedication over the year. Especially for again, rising to the challenge of working with so many restrictions in a continually changing landscape – while also helping to keep everyone safe and well. Continue reading
Sam was originally with N&B in New South Wales from 2005 to 2010 and brings a wealth of experience in all aspects of the transaction advisory services. He has also further developed his expertise assessing earthquake affected properties in Japan and building and rehabilitating properties in areas prone to disasters and frequent shocks across Asia and Africa.
As a highly regarded Chartered Building Surveyor with over 20 years of experience, Sam has broad understanding of the property industry. He’s resilient, professional, innovative with a ‘can-do’ attitude and has a passion for improving due diligence and property asset management through data and technology.
This appointment extends our Transaction Advisory team’s national reach and will support our Development Advisory, Tax Depreciation and Insurance Advisory teams with projects in South Australia. Continue reading →