Arguably the hottest movement in property of recent years, build-to-rent shows no sign of slowing down – which is why it’s important that you have the latest analysis on where the sector is going next.
Our panel of industry leaders will go beyond just BTR to tackle the entirety of the PRS market, including the growing co-living, senior living and single-family rental sectors. Along the way, they’ll take the temperature on BTR, weigh in on the amenity race and discuss pipeline concerns.
8am Arrival, networking and breakfast
9am Presentation and panel discussion: The state of the market
Melanie Leech, chief executive, British Property Federation
Dougie Orton-Wade, North West hub chair, UKAA and head of operations, Native Residential
Simon Gallanders, managing director of residential, Cole Waterhouse
Melissa Wilson, assistant director, Deloitte
Michael Howard, managing director, urbanbubble
10.15am Networking break
10.45am Presentation and panel discussion: What next for North West rental?
Shannon Conway, residential director, Glenbrook
Quentin Keohane, director, Falconer Chester Hall
David Mawson, chief executive, Placefirst
Dr Penny Clark, director, Conscious Coliving
Megi Cara, solutions consultant, Yardi
12pm Closing remarks, followed by lunch and further networking
- MELANIE LEECH, BRITISH PROPERTY FEDERATION | Role is to champion a diverse, successful and sustainable UK real estate sector recognised for the positive economic and social benefits it delivers to communities across the country.
- SHANNON CONWAY, GLENBROOK | Glenbrook has delivered over 1,500 homes in award-winning developments, and has an exciting pipeline of a further 3,000 homes across the UK, many of which are part of large regeneration projects encompassing transformative public realm.
- QUENTIN KEOHANE, FALCONER CHESTER HALL | Currently engaged on the high-rise BTR scheme, Pall Mall Press in Liverpool city centre, a Liverpool waterfront scheme known as AO6 and several developments in the London area.
- DR PENNY CLARKE, CONSCIOUS COLIVING | Conscious Coliving is an impact-driven consultancy and research body which specialises in co-living. They have written an award-winning handbook on community facilitation, and have worked and collaborated with the likes of Greystar, The Social Hub, ULI, Co-Liv, and The Class Foundation.
- SIMON GALLANDERS, COLE WATERHOUSE | Has led on the development of a number of major residential schemes with a particular focus on design, modern construction techniques, sustainability and customer experience. Cole Waterhouse has recently completed No. 1 Old Trafford and is currently on site at Anchorage Gateway in MediaCity delivering a new 290-unit development.
- DAVID MAWSON, PLACEFIRST | Placefirst specialise in creating high-quality homes built specifically for long term rent, in well maintained neighbourhoods, that are managed by specialist in-house teams. With over 1500 homes in the current portfolio, Placefirst is working to deliver 6500 homes in the coming years.
- MELISSA WILSON, DELOITTE | With over 15 years of experience advising on the delivery of major regeneration projects across the UK, Mel leads the region's development advisory team and has a particular focus on regional economic growth projects.
- MEGI CARA, YARDI | At Yardi, she has onboarded some of the largest BTR and PBSA providers from Yardi’s single solution. Megi has played an essential part in developing the platform for clients and prospects alike, such as setting up and testing new functionality within the residential product stack.
- DOUGIE ORTON-WADE, UKAA & NATIVE RESIDENTIAL | Responsible for the operational delivery of over 1800 BTR units. Dougie also chairs the UKAA North West hub group, who are on a quest to improve the standards across the BTR sector and raise awareness to the significant impact BTR can have on shaping the future of housing in the UKAA.
- MICHAEL HOWARD, URBANBUBBLE | urbanbubble manage over 11,000 homes across the leasehold, build to rent and co-living sectors, with a further 5000 in the pipeline, and employs over 400 staff.
Tickets cost £70+VAT. There will be a mix of presentations and panels. Breakfast and lunch are included, providing plenty of opportunity for business development.
Book using the form below – if you can’t see the form, please contact events@placenorthwest.co.uk
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This event is sponsored by ClearFibre, Yardi, Placefirst, Weightmans, and Cole Waterhouse