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Ritchie Clapson
Co-Founder
propertyCEO
Ritchie Clapson CEngMIStructE has been involved in property development for over 40 years, and as co-founder of propertyCEO, he coaches both novice and experienced property developers how to create substantial returns from small-to-medium scale developments.
Ritchie’s development pedigree speaks for itself. A structural engineer by profession, he’s not only worked on hundreds of new-build, commercial and industrial conversion projects, he’s also trained and mentored countless developers and property professionals during his long career in the industry.
A business coach and strategist, he built up one of the country’s leading structural engineering firms and was appointed by the government as peer review engineer for the London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Today Ritchie and his business partner Ian Child head up propertyCEO, one of the country’s most exclusive property development training companies.
Ritchie’s development pedigree speaks for itself. A structural engineer by profession, he’s not only worked on hundreds of new-build, commercial and industrial conversion projects, he’s also trained and mentored countless developers and property professionals during his long career in the industry.
A business coach and strategist, he built up one of the country’s leading structural engineering firms and was appointed by the government as peer review engineer for the London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Today Ritchie and his business partner Ian Child head up propertyCEO, one of the country’s most exclusive property development training companies.
Media Coverage
The Times
Meet the single mums turned property developersForget flipping a wreck bought at auction or doing up a French farmhouse. Newbies Jo Balston and Michelle Lucas took property development to a new level with th
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PropertyWire
GUEST BLOG: Property Investment Can Be More Than Buy-To-Let - PropertyWireBy Ritchie Clapson, co-founder of propertyCEO Back in 2016, George Osborne saw landlords as a soft target for beefing up the treasury’s coffers, and over the next four years, landlords’ buy-to-let mortgage...
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Property Investor Today
Can the high street be saved by residential redevelopment? - Property Investor TodayLike many other things, the high street developed over time as small residential settlements became towns, with more people coming to live and trade with one another.
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the self builder
7 steps to finding a good architect for your small-scale property development projectTips for small-scale property developers looking for the right architect for their project by Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, propertyCEO
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