Angus Irvine

Angus Irvine has extensive experience in the property development and real estate sectors. Angus currently works at Rapleys, where they hold the position of Head of Rapleys Living. In this role, they are responsible for overseeing residential agency operations, including acquisitions, disposals, and agency advice in various sectors, such as private and affordable housing, built-to-rent, strategic land, and care and retirement.

Previously, Angus held the position of Head of Residential Development Agency at Rapleys LLP, where they managed all aspects of residential agency work. Angus was also the Head of Development Services Group at Rapleys LLP, where they oversaw property development services in commercial, residential, and mixed-use sectors, as well as provided development consultancy advice. In this role, they also supervised the Affordable and Viability and Charities Not for Profit teams.

Before joining Rapleys, Angus worked at Network Rail as the Head of Development Land Disposals. Angus was responsible for disposing of surplus railway land and promoting and delivering major station developments in the South and South West of England. During their time at Network Rail, they were seconded to PWC to work on the C-Change project.

Starting their career at Great British Railways, Angus served as a Senior Sales Surveyor in the London Property Management Team. Their responsibilities included asset management, including lettings, rent reviews, lease renewals, and surplus land sales in a diverse portfolio that included arches, retail, industrial, and operational land.

Angus' work experience also includes a role as an Auction Assistant at Louis Johnson and Co.

Overall, Angus Irvine has a wealth of expertise in property development, residential agency, land disposals, and asset management.

Angus Irvine attended Oundle School from 1984 to 1986, King Edwards Morpeth from 1986 to 1988, and Sheffield Polytechnic from 1988 to 1989. However, it is unclear if they obtained any specific degrees or studied a particular field of study during these educational periods.