London Property Club Lunch – September

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 “creating communities to house London’s talent” and will showcase some of the  most significant housing development projects and how they will provide homes for those who will drive London’s economy forward. Hundreds of millions worth of projects are set to be discussed and issues including how to provide for the capital’s most underrepresented groups will be highlighted.

Topics include:

Speakers include:

Tom Copley,
Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development

Barbara Richardson,
Managing Director

Jurrien de Koning,
Managing Director, Acquisitions

Kate Ives,
Strategic Partnerships Director

Tom Goodall,
Partner, Head of Residential

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.

Greater London Authority – Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development

Tom Copley became Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development in March 2020 and oversees the Mayor’s two affordable homes programmes, including ‘Building Council Homes for Londoners’ – the first-ever City Hall initiative dedicated to council homebuilding. The GLA has a target of overseeing 79,000 affordable home starts by 2026, tied to £4bn of grant funding and Tom will discuss how they are supporting developers and other stakeholders to meet this target.

 

Square Roots – Barbara Richardson, Managing Director

Square Roots is a new ‘for profit’ Registered Provider of affordable housing for rent and shared ownership, launched by residential developer London Square. They are aiming to secure £1.5bn of capital to deliver 3,500 new affordable homes in London over the next six years. They have already committed £266m for 694 new homes in Lewisham, Barnet and Kingston for which parent company London Square will act as developer. Barbara will discuss their plans and how they are looking to build on relationships with local authorities, institutional investors and others to enable people doing essential jobs and providing vital services to be able to afford to live in Greater London.

Hines – Jurrien de Koning, Managing Director, Acquisitions

Hines is bringing forward the 1.8 acre 18 Blackfriars Road development project in Southwark. This mixed use scheme has a GDV of £1bn and will include residential units alongside office and retail space. They are also moving ahead with flagship schemes including significant residential offerings on Oxford Street and Bond Street. Jurrien de Koning is leading on all residential acquisitions as well as overseeing the management of Hines’ current UK portfolio of approximately £1bn.

Countryside Properties – Kate Ives, Strategic Partnerships Director

Countryside Partnerships is one of the UK’s leading mixed tenure developers and has major growth plans for London. Their upcoming projects include the major regeneration of Kingston’s Cambridge Road Estate which will see 2,170 new homes created, 45% of which will be affordable. Kate will discuss their work with partners including local authorities and registered providers and plans for further growth in the capital.

Related Argent – Tom Goodall, Partner, Head of Residential

Related Argent are behind some of London’s most significant regeneration projects and are delivering thousands of homes across the capital. Their Brent Cross project will bring 6,700 new homes as part of a net-zero carbon neighbourhood in North West London. Their mixed use St Pancras Hospital scheme is at a much earlier stage and will see significant homes created alongside workspace, leisure and cultural facilities.