Mr Nicholas Bradstreet | Deputy Managing Director & Head of Leasing
Savills

Nicholas Bradstreet has had more than 25 years of property experience, 21 of which have been in Hong Kong. As Deputy Managing Director & Head of Leasing for the Hong Kong office, managing leasing services for office, retail and residential properties, he leads over 120 staff. The Retail Department under his leadership, work on sole agency projects, both in Hong Kong and within the Asia region, providing both leasing and consultancy advice. In 2010, 22 retail specialists (the largest team in Hong Kong) headed by Nick, leased over a total area of 300,000 square feet. Assuming his new role of Deputy Managing Director & Head of Leasing, he liaises closely with the other departments in Hong Kong, namely Property Management, Commercial, Investment, Valuation and Research in pitches and leverages their contacts. Acting as a bridge between our Asia regional offices and our London headquarters, he has advantages in getting client referrals from Asia and Europe. He has established close relationships with international renowned retailers and is responsible for building tenant representation by acting as Account Executives to prominent corporates and to boost relationships through undertaking regular seminars to CEO / CFOs of key companies. In 2007, Nick and his team were heavily involved in the leasing and marketing of The Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian Macao and The Shoppes at Four Seasons Macao, both of which were landmark appointments for Savills. Much of Nick’s time is now spent working with other Savills offices in the region, assisting in the leasing of sole appointments. These shopping centre appointments include: Seoul International Finance Centre; Noon Square, Seoul; Taikoo Hui, Guangzhou (the new Swire development); Park Hotel, Singapore; City of Dreams, Macau and Hysan Place, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. By regularly attending the ICSC conference in the United States and Mapic, the equivalent shopping centre conference in Europe, he keeps abreast of changes in the retail industry while targeting new names and operators for Hong Kong and the region. Nicholas qualified in Land Management at De Montfort University in United Kingdom with a BSc (Hons). He is a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and a Member of the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors.