Restoration Man: On the value of project managers in historic renovations

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When it comes to improving and renovating historic buildings a good project manager is an investment that can save time and money. Andrew Shirley talks to Knight Frank's James Carter-Brown about getting value, awkward conversations, and the mechanics of rural project management.

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Andrew Shirley

Wealth Report Editor; Head of Rural Research at Knight Frank

Andrew Shirley is editor of The Wealth Report, Knight Frank’s global thought-leadership publication for its UHNWI clients and their advisors. He is also Head of Rural Research providing insight into farmland and agricultural trends. In addition, he created and compiles the Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index, which tracks the value of 10 asset classes including classic cars, art and wine.

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