Our panel of Ailish Christian-West, Mike Woolliscroft, Rhona Brown, Geeta Nanda OBE and Peter George continue the conversation and offer solutions to the lack of affordable housing in the UK.
Adam Challis, @JLLResearch head of research UK, opens our housing debate with a look at some of the data around the #HousingCrisis.
Pragmatism is key to delivering viability on achenes that will increase the supply of affordable homes.
Our panel session on Co-creating Earls Court: rewriting the narrative! has kicked off with our five speakers discussing the process of delivering such a large transformation at Earls Court.
Achieving economic growth is a juggling act.
Capital values in real estate have stabilised.
Investors intend to invest more this year.
Investors don’t fear a recession, they are more wary of other economic pressures.
UK consistently voted most favourable market in Europe.
Responding to suggestion of an Outer London master plan, @Graeme_Craig CEO of Places For London says ‘Local is the answer’, it’s down to the local community. He is building 3,500 homes at Edgware Station plus infrastructure & bus route for #community. @MoversShakersUK
- Developments have to bring the existing community in
- Community has to lead the change, local authorities need to steer it and developers need to be investment partners
- process has to start with listening and to hear every voice
- Key to success of outer London regen is the connectivity to central London as well as other areas of outer London.
- Community infrastructure is as important as homes
- In pandemic we saw the towns that had well formed infrastructure and places for people to go fared best
Surprising stat that if you don’t have a garden, access to public green space is harder for those in outer London than it is for those living in inner London. This needs to be addressed in regeneration and town planning.
Kicking off our Outer London breakfast with a look at the data with @JLLUK Phil Ryan….
Outer London boroughs less condensed but more productive than inner boroughs.
Not all of outer London regen is the same - dif scales, lane uses & design to respond to dif long term needs.
Busy room settling down to a full english Savoy breakfast at our final Property Networking Breakfast of the year. Dates for 2024 events to be announced soon!
‘What’s Driving Future Living Trends?’
Flexibility of where people are happy to live (not just city centre) is going to drive growth of BTR in different areas. It can be more integrated into rural communities.