Queen Elizabeth II. Property industry pays its respects
The death of the Her Majesty The Queen is a loss felt throughout the country, the world and of course, the property industry.
The Negotiator extends its sympathy to the Royal Family and to all of those who have felt supported, guided and reassured by The Queen throughout the longest of reigns.
Monarchists, republicans and agnostics will be united in their admiration for an individual who has selflessly given to the country from the moment she ascended the throne until her death, her final working day and State Duty, just two days ago when formally requesting that Liz Truss form Her Majesty’s Government.
Tributes from the industry
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors
“Her Majesty the Queen was the longest serving patron of RICS, and we had the privilege of welcoming her to the RICS London Headquarters to mark our 150-year celebration in 2018.
“During her visit, the Queen toured the building and met members of the profession – a truly momentous occasion for all involved. Her presence on this day and her unwavering commitment to her RICS patronage will remain a special and important part of our history.
“Our heartfelt sympathies lie with the Royal Family at this time of mourning.”
Nathan Emerson, CEO of Propertymark
“It is incredibly sad to learn of the death of The Queen. During her 70 years on the throne she has seen an incredible amount of social, political and economic change, most recently receiving her fifteenth Prime Minister. ”
As well as serving as the head of her country, she was the head of her family and our thoughts are with them in her loss.”
Gary Hersham, Founding Director of BEAUCHAMP ESTATES
“As the world mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, we at Beauchamp Estates remember Her Majesty’s remarkable life and reign.
“She will forever be remembered for her strong sense of duty and the selfless way in which she dedicated her life to her people and her throne.
“Queen Elizabeth II was the United Kingdom’s longest reigning monarch having served the United Kingdom and the Commonweath for 70 years and will be profoundly missed by us all. It is a moment of great solemnity and sadness.”
Lesley Roberts, President, UKAA
“Few individuals have given so much for so many years in the name of public duty as HRH Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty has been an inspiration to so many around the world throughout her 70 years of service. Her death is a true national loss.
“The Queen provided inspiration and guidance not only to the UK but to nations across the globe, uniting communities through the Commonwealth and encouraging cross-cultural understanding and engagement.
“Throughout everything, Her Majesty recognised the importance of service, of home, and of creating, maintaining and sustaining communities. The Queen has passed these values, along with a deep-rooted commitment to sustainability and the importance of tackling climate change, down to the Royal Family. We are proud that such values will continue as part of Her Majesty’s legacy here in the UK and abroad.”
I. Stephanie Boyce, President of The Law Society
“On this sad occasion we share in the grief of the nation at the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. On behalf of the solicitor profession, I would also like to offer our condolences to the Royal Family.
“As the holder of a Royal Charter, the Society has been very grateful to the Queen for her role in public life, as a defender of the constitution and source of stability in an era of great change.
“As our longest serving monarch we’re thankful for the way she dedicated her life to the service of this country.”
