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An analysis of the property market and predictions for the rest of the year
Despite socio-economic challenges and fluctuating interest rates impacting the UK property market, the property sector starts to show signs of recovery, although experts continue to warn about ongoing economic uncertainties.


Tanya Lemon
Managing Associate
Receivership
Tanya has worked at CG&Co since October 2019, initially joining as a Senior Insolvency Administrator before moving into the Property Receivership department in early 2022 as a Managing Associate. With 18 years of insolvency experience across both corporate and personal matters, Tanya now leads and supports on a variety of property portfolios, including residential and commercial assets. She works closely with lenders, legal professionals, borrowers, tenants, and third-party advisers to deliver clear guidance and effective results throughout the receivership process.
Career Highlights & Experience
Began insolvency career in 2007 handling debt management plans and IVAs.
Briefly worked in Bristol with Moore Stephens in 2011 before returning to the North West in 2012.
Spent 7.5 years at Cowgills as Administrator and later Senior Administrator.
Achieved CPI qualification in June 2017.
Joined CG&Co in October 2019, immediately working on property administrations – notably FundingSecure (P2P lending), one of the largest administrations she has managed, involving regular site attendances.
Experienced in managing property portfolios with values up to £10m.
Areas of Specialism
Property receivership
Corporate insolvency
Tanya is a big music fan and a regular at concerts and gigs.

Expertise
Property receivership
Corporate insolvency
Latest advice from
Tanya Lemon


Why lenders must now adopt the most proactive approach to property receivership
Property Receivership
It has never been more important for lenders to be mindful of property receivership than it is now.
The reason for this is simple…
The prospect of higher interest rates and rising inflation are all contributing to the potential increase in default rates among borrowers.







