Knights has strengthened its Residential Property team in Beaconsfield with the appointment of experienced property specialist, Sharan Kalsi.
With 14 years’ experience, Sharan brings a wealth of expertise across all aspects of residential property work to Knights, including traditional sales and purchases, remortgages, transfers of equity, equity release, right to buy and auction acquisitions.
Known for her strategic and pragmatic advice, Sharan works closely with clients to provide tailored support that reflects their individual needs.
Over the course of her career, Sharan has acted for a diverse range of clients, from first-time buyers to seasoned property investors and developers. She is particularly experienced in supporting developers through the full lifecycle of a project, from site acquisition through to individual plot sales.
Sharan also has experience advising on affordable housing schemes, including shared ownership, as well as high-value residential transactions, delivering an efficient and smooth experience for clients.
Commenting on her appointment, Sharan said:
“It’s an absolute pleasure to join such a talented and ambitious team in Beaconsfield during such an exciting period of growth for the business both here in the Thames Valley and nationally.
“Knights has a market-leading reputation for delivering premium legal advice and I’m excited to see what we can achieve as one team in this highly collaborative and supportive working environment.”
Michael Kashis, Client Services Director at Knights, added:
“It’s fantastic to welcome Sharan to our team in Beaconsfield; she is a true expert in her field and add further depth to the firm’s senior expertise while bolstering our already strong Residential Property team.
“This is brilliant news for our clients and colleagues as we strive to deliver exceptional service and advice across all sectors. We’re continuing our organic growth across the Thames Valley through investing in people and the appointment of Sharan reinforces Knights’ commitment to the region.”