Amy Brooksbank

Amy works within the Alternative Markets Division at Colliers International. Her primary focus is the holiday and home parks sector where she provides valuation and agency advice to a range of clients including banks and operators.  Her expertise extends to the wider licensed and leisure sectors where she has advised upon a wide range of assets, from pubs to visitor attractions.

Amy previously worked alongside LPA Receivers within Colliers' Corporate Restructuring team, managing and overseeing the disposal of distressed commercial property and land in South West England and South Wales.

Amy joined Colliers from a Local Authority where she had been dealing with a wide range of property issues. She was part of a successful Agency and Development team, who raised in excess of £9 million of capital receipts in three years from surplus operational property and provided land and property advice to a range of internal departments; working on CPOs, asset protection issues, leasing and acquisition projects.

Working on a wide range of agency and valuation instructions across the sector.

• During 2018 Amy valued over 78 leisure properties.
• Managed the challenging leasehold disposal of a caravan park on behalf of a local authority, securing a national operator as tenant.
• Part of a thriving team who have valued 465 holiday and home parks in the last five years with a combined asset value of £1.85bn.

Services

Valuation & Advisory Services

RBS, Natwest, Clydesdale Bank, Barclays, HSBC

“It was a pleasure to work with Amy, who was easy to deal with at all times. The valuation became quite complicated as there was some confusion from the customer about which part of the land they owned, having sold off various plots over the years. Amy explained everything in a clear and helpful way, and the customers were very pleased with her approach. The final valuation report was clear and accurate and Amy was really helpful, nothing was too much trouble for her at all.”

“The Bank were satisfied with the report provided and Amy was found to be approachable and helpful. Following receipt of the initial draft report additional input was requested on certain areas. This was subsequently discussed with Amy and further detailed analysis was provided and incorporated within the final report. Timescales of the report were met and we found Amy knowledgeable of the sector and approachable to deal with.”