Matthew Alexander
Associate, Rural
An approachable, yet driven rural agent, Matthew provides well-researched and in-depth advice to his clients on the purchase and sale of rural and agricultural property.
An approachable, yet driven rural agent, Matthew provides well-researched and in-depth advice to his clients on the purchase and sale of rural and agricultural property.
From farms and bare land or woodland to rural development sites and poultry farms, Matthew has acted for clients on a wide range of property transactions of all sizes focused in the South East and South Midlands.
Providing his clients with advice on how to best market or purchase a property with careful assessment of values, Matthew looks at the wider context of your property, assessing alternative uses and how you can maximise value.
Matthew’s in-depth approach considers your ultimate objectives, and how your property fits into your wider business. His approach ensures both a smooth transaction and a successful outcome.
Involved with the Bucks County Agricultural Association, Matthew stewards the annual Bucks County Show. He’s also actively involved with Bedfordshire Federation of Young Farmers and the Herts, Beds and Bucks Agricultural Valuers Association. His wide breath of local market knowledge helps Matthew to bring integrity into his rural agency work.
Matthew’s calm attitude to transactional work coupled with increasing market knowledge gives confidence in placing instructions with Bidwells.
Rural Property Market Update
Over the past 12 months, land values have increased, despite the economic and political turmoil. It is clear the farmland market is continuing along its own path, with extraordinary demand for agricultural and rural property seen across the region.
Rural property market update
The outlook for the rural property market is positive and strong interest and values are welcome after a difficult 18 months.
Rural spectator: Farmers Weekly EU Referendum Poll
A recent poll undertaken by Farmers Weekly asked 577 farmers how they were going to vote on Brexit. Read our detailed analysis of the results here, and how this affects land prices, farm workers and more.
Organic arable land achieves 15% over the guide price
