'Exceptional talent and specialist expertise': Property expert appointed head of lease advisory at LSH Belfast

Chartered surveyor with more than 35 years’ industry experience joins Lambert Smith Hampton to strengthen its lease advisory, rating and strategic property consultancy services

Commercial property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton has announced that Colin McDowell has been appointed as a head of lease advisory in its Belfast office.

Colin McDowell, head of lease advisory and Neil McShane, managing director, Ireland from Lambert Smith Hamptonplaceholder image
Colin McDowell, head of lease advisory and Neil McShane, managing director, Ireland from Lambert Smith Hampton

As a chartered surveyor, Colin brings over 35 years of experience in the property sector, advising landlords, occupiers, investors and developers, spanning lease advisory, valuation, rating, and strategic property consultancy. He has worked across a wide range of areas including retail, office and industrial, acting for high profile clients including banks, professional services firms, law firms, and retail brands.

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Outside of his day-to-day role, he has also served as a Guest Lecturer at Ulster University and is a Fellow of RICS NI. Colin's appointment strengthens LSH's market-leading multidisciplinary offering, supporting the continued growth of its rating and strategic property consultancy services.

Neil McShane, managing director, Ireland at Lambert Smith Hampton said: "Colin's appointment reflects our continued investment in exceptional talent and specialist expertise. As Belfast's leading multidisciplinary property consultancy, the firm is committed to providing clients with the highest standard of advice across every stage of the property lifecycle. Colin's reputation, commercial insight and extensive experience further strengthen the breadth of expertise available to clients, and we are delighted to welcome him to the team."

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