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Savills science team expands

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Image: 2000 Discovery Drive on the Cambridge Biomedical campus, where Savills is advising on lettings (courtesy Savills)
Image: 2000 Discovery Drive on the Cambridge Biomedical campus, where Savills is advising on lettings (courtesy Savills)


Savills has bolstered its Science team with the appointment of Matt Barker, who joins as an associate director at the firm’s Margaret Street head office in London.  


Matt has over 13 years’ experience in UK real estate, spending the last four years specialising in life science. He joins from Nan Fung Life Sciences Real Estate, where he focused on leasing strategy, development projects and ESG-led initiatives. Prior to this, he worked at Life Science REIT, gaining extensive experience in portfolio management and collaborated with leading investors and occupiers.


Matt will join the Savills Science team, led by Tom Mellows, where he will focus on leasing, development and occupier representation across the golden triangle of London, Oxford and Cambridge.


As part of his role, he will also work with the company’s wider UK science experts, ranging from capital markets and project management to planning and ESG advisory.


Matt Barker comments: “I am delighted to join Savills as part of its specialist science team. This is a very interesting time for the sector, which continues to grapple with ongoing headwinds that have impacted the venture capital funding market. Although we are still seeing a strong level of activity, now, more than ever, occupiers and landlords require help to navigate the market and make well informed decisions. I look forward to working with Savills strong existing network of experts to grow this capability.”


Tom Mellows, head of Savills Science, adds: “Matt’s appointment strengthens our growing science practice and reflects Savills commitment to advising landlords and occupiers in delivering the next generation of laboratories, R&D facilities and advanced manufacturing space across the golden triangle.”


 
 
 

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