The business has been active in Scotland for several years, advising on risk, insurance and funding considerations across a range of residential schemes. Through that work, J3 Advisory has built strong relationships with developers, lenders and professional teams - particularly on projects where the insurance structure forms a key part of funding and transaction delivery.

That presence has recently been strengthened through the opening of J3 Advisory’s Glasgow office, led by Mark Thompson. The move reflects a deliberate focus on being closer to clients, projects and lending relationships within the Scottish market.

Joining Homes for Scotland builds on that existing activity and allows J3 Advisory to engage more closely with the developers, lenders and stakeholders shaping housing delivery across the country - contributing insight grounded in live transactions and real project experience.

J3 Advisory advises across latent defects and structural warranties, legal indemnities, construction-related risk and structured property finance, supporting clients from acquisition through to delivery and exit.

Jack Bristow, managing director at J3 Advisory, said: “We’ve been active in the Scottish market for some time, supporting a range of schemes and building strong relationships along the way. Opening our Glasgow office was a natural next step - it allows us to be closer to clients and more involved at the stages where decisions around risk, funding and delivery are being made.

“Becoming a member of Homes for Scotland builds on that further. The market is evolving, funding is becoming more sensitive to delivery risk, and there is increasing importance on how projects are structured from the outset. We’re looking forward to being part of those wider conversations and contributing where we can.”

J3 Advisory’s continued investment in Scotland reflects a long-term commitment to the market and to helping ensure that risk is properly understood, structured and managed - so it supports delivery rather than becoming friction later in the process.