London Property Lunch – November

The London Property Club is a series of exclusive lunches focused on our capital’s built environment sector. As the industry evolves with the announcement of public land projects, housing and regeneration schemes and PropTech innovations, the Built Environment Networking team are putting you in touch with the key decision makers and leaders driving the change.

The events will involve a VIP lunch interspersed with a panel discussion featuring investors, developers, landowners and other end users who will highlight their key projects and future ambitions

They will have unprecedented opportunity for direct audience input and engagement, putting you in touch with potential future clients.

This event will be around the theme of “developing affordable housing”, showcasing millions of pounds worth of affordable and sustainable housing development projects in London. While delving further into the challenges such as how to accelerate the affordable housing stock, how residential growth can drive London’s economy forward and highlighting issues around the capitals most underrepresented groups.

Topics include:

Speakers include:

Chatinder Bal,
Director of Land, Planning & Partnerships

Helen Evans,
Chief Executive

Dave Hughes,
Corporate Director of Inclusive Economy and Housing

Angie Hooper,
New Business Director

London Property Club VIP Lunch | 12:00-15:30

Private Dining – 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 0AE

Open to a small group of industry professionals, invited VIPs and speakers. This lunch offers you and your business a unique opportunity to spend quality time with potential clients to build commercially rewarding contacts for the future.

“The connections and the conversations that grew from this event were immensely valuable.” – Paul Hanegraaf, Milligan Retail

The lunch will take place in a private dining setting, where discussions about projects, developments, procurement and the state of the market will be taken into a more relaxed and personal setting, enabling you to discuss things in more details and share further insights and find out exclusive information. With a flowing formal discussion you’ll come away from the lunch with knowledge and information which can be gathered nowhere else, whilst having gained incredible contacts through networking with the select few VIP’s invited to the lunch.

“The VIP Lunch was very informative, enjoyable and a truly worthwhile event to attend.” – John Langan, Merit Holdings

The VIP Lunch will be attended by some of the biggest companies and firms from across the capital – along with selected speakers who’re keen to meet and engage with those in the industry.

Associate your brand with London Property Club and position your brand at the forefront of one of the UK’s biggest discussions and debates about economic growth, development and regeneration within the Capital.

Become a Partner

If you’re interested in any of the packages above or if you’re interested in finding out additional information then contact us on:

0113 390 4700

opportunities@built-environment-networking.com

We’re set to have a plethora of expert names joining us for excellent panel discussions.

Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing – Chatinder Bal, Director of Land, Planning & Partnerships

Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing have signed a joint venture agreement with Countryside to build 2,500 homes in a major regeneration scheme in Clapham. The scheme has a GDV of £1bn and will see homes developed over 17 separate sites, with 53% being affordable tenures. MTVH has previously completed 1,500 homes in the project, meaning the wider regeneration will total 4,000 homes.

Network Homes – Helen Evans, Chief Executive

Network Homes own and manage over 20,000 homes across London, Hertfordshire and the Southeast. With a mission to build a minimum of 1000 affordable homes in London in partnership with the Greater London Authority (GLA). The £122 million Affordable Homes Programme aims to be completed by 2026. Helen will be joining us to discuss the future of affordable homes in London, current projects and the challenges of development in the capital.

London Borough of Newham – Dave Hughes, Corporate Director of Inclusive Economy and Housing

Newham Council has announced a £1bn regeneration masterplan of Carpenters estate in Stratford, through its housing company -Populo Living. Planning to build 2151 new homes, local schools, commercial and community spaces – to redevelop the area. This will be built across 23- acre-site and due for completion in late 2020’s. Dave will be joining the event to discuss the £1bn regeneration in Stratford, the challenges of placemaking and ways to accelerate the affordable housing stock in London.

L&Q – Angie Hooper, New Business Director

L&Q provides more than 250,000 social homes to people across the UK. Recently announcing 440 homes project, with a resident’s gym and a new nursery. The project is to be launched in Brentford, West London and is due to be completed by 2026. Angie Hooper will be joining the session to discuss current plans and the challenges of affordable housing developments in London.