John Gravett | Cluttons

John focuses on providing strategic advice to TMT portfolios and specialised advice in telecoms strategy, network roll-out and estate management.

He is a highly skilled international real estate manager with extensive experience in the development and implementation of real estate solutions at both local and international level. He has a proven track record in the international property market with an applied knowledge of commercial practice and cultural awareness.

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Management

Whether you are an investor, charity or private wealth or trust fund, our fully bespoke 360-degree service is set to always exceed your expectations and minimise the stress of property management.

Network estate management

Our experts manage all property aspects of our client’s infrastructure to ensure they can provide their customers with reliable mobile and fixed line connectivity during the rollout of new technology.

Wayleaves & easements

Our experts combine their property and infrastructure knowledge to provide you with a bespoke approach to wayleaves and easements, resulting in faster delivery whilst enabling you to focus on your core business.

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