Lambert Smith Hampton - Commercial real estate consultants

Lambert Smith Hampton is a commercial real estate consultancy with 29 offices and over 1,000 staff, operating across the UK and Ireland. Its principal companies include Lambert Smith Hampton Group Limited, Lambert Smith Hampton (NIreland) Limited, Lambert Smith Hampton Limited, and Associated Employers Limited. The firm provides integrated services covering sourcing, planning, funding, advising, managing, valuing and selling properties. The Southampton office works alongside the team in Fareham.

Lambert Smith Hampton has been recognised as the Most Active Agent in Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire for 12 years. Its experts cover commercial property markets along the South Coast and the M27 corridor, including Southampton, Portsmouth, Segensworth, Bournemouth, Poole, Winchester, Havant, Eastleigh, Chichester, Salisbury and Andover. The firm manages the Hampshire Police Authority’s Asset Disposal Programme from its South Coast offices. It is appointed on some of the region's largest commercial property schemes, including Endeavour Park, Stoke Park, Solent Business Park, Railway Triangle, Voyager Park, and Langstone Technology Park.

Services include A3 Relocation Solutions, Acquisitions, disposals & lettings, Airspace Exchange, Asset advisory, Auctions, Business rates, Capital markets, ESG & sustainability, Industrial agency, Ikon - residential & mixed-used consultancy, Land consultancy, Lease advisory, Living Capital Markets, LSH Investment Management, Office advisory, Planning, regeneration + infrastructure, Project & Building Consultancy, Property finance, Property management, Property restructuring, Retail agency, and Valuation.

Lambert Smith Hampton operates as a commercial property estate agent, property management company, property consultant and surveyor, based at The Quay on Channel Way in Southampton, with weekday office hours. Feedback from two customers focuses on difficulties in making contact.

One describes submitting online enquiry forms and leaving voicemails, as well as speaking to a receptionist, without receiving a return call or e-mail. The other reports e-mailing a contact and getting no reply. Both accounts relate to attempts to reach the firm about commercial property work and describe a lack of response rather than any issue with the professional service itself.