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19 August 2026

Legat Owen Invests in the Next Generation of Property Professionals

Commercial property consultancy Legat Owen is welcoming a new placement student and celebrating the progression of young professionals within the business.

The company has welcomed Edward Capper for his placement year. Edward joins from Sheffield Hallam University, where he is studying for a BSc (Hons) in Real Estate. During his placement, he will gain practical experience across a wide range of commercial property disciplines, helping him build the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in the industry.

Edward takes over from Elliot Jones, who has completed a successful placement year with Legat Owen and will now return to Nottingham Trent University to complete the final year of his Real Estate degree.

The firm is also celebrating the continued progress of Seb Dean, who joined Legat Owen as a full-time employee following his own placement year. Seb is now working towards his Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) qualification on his journey to becoming a Chartered Surveyor.

Will Sadler, Director at Legat Owen, said:

“Placement years provide students with invaluable real-world experience and a chance to apply their academic learning in a professional environment. We're proud to support talented individuals such as Ed, Elliot and Seb, and it's particularly pleasing to see people progress from student placements into long-term careers with the business.”

 

“As a business that has advised clients across Cheshire, North Wales and beyond for 40 years, we recognise the importance of investing in the next generation of property professionals. Developing young talent is not only vital for the future success of our firm, but also for the wider property sector and regional economy.”

 

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