‘UK Rented Living – Meeting the Big Housing Challenge!’

Timings
Breakfast & Speaker Session - 8:30am prompt - 11:15am finish (Networking Café 11.15am - 11.45am)

Members rate
£139.50 + VAT
Trialist / Guest rate
£169.50 + VAT
Branded Table of 10 (for members)
all places at members rate £1,395.00 + VAT

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Movers & Shakers Property Breakfast Club - Format:

8.00am – 8.30am – Registration and Networking Reception.

8.30am – 11.15am – Full English Breakfast and Content sessions.

11.15am – 11.45am – Networking Café - more networking… more coffee…

Member Opportunity - Host a 'Branded Table' at the Breakfast Forum:

Attract and host potential + existing key clients in one of London's most iconic hotels.

An exclusive setting, in which to do business and network, whilst enjoying a Full English Breakfast.

Secure your host table in a prime position, with your logo on full display.

Enjoy topical debates and discussions with leading expert contributors.

Benefit from branding in the electronic delegate pack and on the main screen over breakfast.

UK Rented Living - Meeting the Big Housing Challenge!

Everyone is talking about the Living Sector! Housing is quite rightly top of the agenda for National and Local Government, as the delivery of more homes is vital, and statistics demonstrate a shockingly high level of people still living in temporary and inadequate accommodation or experiencing homelessness. The ‘Rented Living’ sector provides the biggest opportunity for homes to be delivered at scale, including affordable, and offering long term social and community benefits. Being ‘in it for the long run’ underpins the development of ‘Place’, and collaboration with the local authority and community, generates better outcomes.

At this breakfast, mid-way between our annual BTR Forums, we will have a ‘Rented Living Market Update’, presented by JLL. This will explore the trends, investment flows, and provide insights into the market by location and mix, together with a forecast of the prospects for growth.

We will look at the distinct communities within the Rented Living sector: student housing, co-living, multi-family, single-family, later living …, and address both the challenges and the opportunities for individual sub-sectors and for Rented Living as a whole.

We have convened an expert panel of leaders from across the private and public sectors to share their knowledge and understanding, and to discuss how to drive a greater output (and the right mix) of homes, that works for both the investor and occupier (the renter) and delivers with a social purpose.

Don’t miss this important session and be part of the conversation!