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Carrie Scrivener-Leask
Senior Analyst
Carrie has been analysing and reporting on residential markets across the UK since 1999. Before joining Dataloft in March 2011, she was a residential research consultant at Savills where she specialised in the residential development sector. She has considerable experience in project managing housing market assessments for both private and public sector clients. Typically to provide advice on development strategy (e.g., market position and product specification) and; market evidence for use in planning applications and public inquiries for schemes ranging from a few hundred to many thousands of units
Other examples of her client work include detailed commentary of the housing market for investment companies and financial institutions, survey of households' attitudes towards water efficiency appliances in new homes and market reviews to support valuation documents
She also played a pivotal role in the development of in-house monitoring systems for the residential estate agency business using catchment analysis together with her understanding of geographical information systems and property data
She lives in Bedford with her husband and young daughter. In her spare time she enjoys doing laps at the pool, working out at gym, country walks and visiting National Trust properties
Dataloft Ltd
39B St Cross Road
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00 44 (0) 1962 867 712
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Harriet Black
Managing Director
In Dataloft Harriet combines her many years of business experience in large international corporations with her passion for all things property
Harriet spent eight years working for Savill's research department where she was responsible for writing and publishing a series of highly respected regular research reports. After this Harriet headed up the research operation at property search company Garrington
Prior to Savills, Harriet spent six years in the City at investment banks such as Lehman Brothers working as a convertible bond analyst covering Asian markets. As well as providing many interesting travel opportunities, this role involved working closely with traders and sales people providing information and advice as well as putting together detailed analysis on a broad range of companies and corporate finance deals
Harriet approaches any project with a conscientious attitude and strong attention to detail. Being a working mother she is also sympathetic to the complexities of life and that time is rarely on anyone's side. Having moved from Scotland to London then on to Winchester, she has experienced the emotional and physical demands of moving distances. She has also bought, sold and renovated several properties of her own as well as providing practical advice to others
Anna Zaccaria
Senior Analyst
Anna has spent the last eleven years working in the residential research department at Savills, moving from Analyst through to Associate Director. As such, she has gained a wealth of experience in all aspects of the housing market, both sales and lettings. Being particularly analytical in her approach, in recent years she was responsible for the department’s in-house data, notably their house price indices. She developed a number of models for monitoring the market and regularly wrote research publications and commentary on the market
When not working for Dataloft or helping out with her husbands' photography business, Anna spends time looking after her two young children. She also enjoys music, playing clarinet and saxophone in various groups in her home city of Lichfield
Juliet Walker
Editor
Juliet has a great depth of experience as an editor and writer on a wide range of subjects and publications. Recently she enjoyed three particularly happy and productive years as an Associate with Savills where she was responsible for the country house and country offices public relations
Prior to this Juliet was editor at Redwood Publishing on travel and BBC magazines, on the Telegraph magazine, Focus magazine, and other media. She has written and edited for many national publications. She has also worked with various multinationals on their international sustainable agriculture programmes. Another particularly fascinating project was researching Simon Winchester’s worldwide bestseller The Surgeon of Crowthorne
Juliet has a degree in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics and she is a trustee of three charities. For fun she enjoys family, friends, gardening, art and design as well as opera