LOWE Guardians has appointed Jonathan Forrester as Senior Property Manager, responsible for managing LOWE’s property portfolio. His recruitment follows a period of significant growth for LOWE having gone from 30 managed properties to 80 in just 12 months.
Jonathan will also head up LOWE’s dedicated Property team and will be joined by fellow new recruits Josh McQueen, Property Manager and Bogdan Dobrita, Property Maintenance Operative.
Joining LOWE with over 25 years’ experience in property management, Jonathan has worked across a range of sectors including government, the Houses of Parliament, Whitehall, commercial including the National Maritime Museum and the Royal Greenwich Observatory as well as retail and residential buildings.
Most recently, Jonathan worked for The Collective where he was Head of Hard Services working on Old Oak, once the largest co-living building in the world, as well as a number of other refurbishment projects in their Kings Cross and Camden buildings.
Tim Lowe, CEO and Founder of LOWE, commented:“LOWE has undergone a period of exponential growth in the last three and a half years and it’s hugely important that we find the right recruits to help support our ambitious plans for the coming years.
“Jonathan and his team have a wealth of experience and knowledge in the property management space and are a great addition to our team. I am confident that their enthusiasm to deliver exceptional property management services to our clients will allow us to continue to grow and expand our guardian offering even further afield.”
Jonathan Forrester, Senior Property Manager, said: “LOWE is a forward thinking, ethical company, with a strong customer focused outlook and clear social conscience. They provide a real solution to the current housing shortage in the UK while offering a great service to clients and guardians as well. Joining Tim and the team was a very easy decision to make.”
