The 6th Annual Alternative Residential Property Conference

27th September 2022

Why attend

High level market analysis and unrivalled networking opportunities for those investing in Build to Rent, Student Housing, Retirement Living, Co Living and Affordable Housing

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Attendees

For the last 6 years, this annual event has welcomed hundreds of the leading players in the Alternative Living Sectors

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Agenda

Our unique Conference agenda, with an unrivalled panel of speakers, looking across the Residential Living Sectors

A day of high level content and senior networking

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

Our agenda & timings for the day - a mix of keynote presentations, focus sessions and panel discussions. 

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We have seen strong demand post covid, with our last two conferences selling out. Please book early to avoid disappointment - we have a limited number of early bird tickets remaining.

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CONFERENCE ATTENDEES

This conference welcomes hundreds of the leading organisations in the 'Alternative' Resi markets.

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CONFERENCE VENUE

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I FOUND THIS EVENT REALLY VALUABLE THANK YOU, THE SPEAKERS WERE VERY GOOD AND IT WAS GREAT TO SEE SO MANY HIGH LEVEL PEOPLE FOR NETWORKING
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The new IL – what’s new?

After announcements in mid-May regarding the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, the Government is seemingly set to phase out the current under-performing CIL in a number of locations across the UK, replacing it with a new and improved Infrastructure Levy (IL) that is intended to also encompass some of the s106 agreements.

Interview: Lawrence Bowles – The balancing act of ESG

ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) factors are rapidly changing the landscape of residential development. With new legislation imminent, UK residential markets and several subsectors are gearing up to see how they will be affected by the changing demands of future occupants.

Interview: Richard Ward – A look at the changing student housing landscape

As many universities adopted a virtual learning environment, students looked to retreat (where possible) to their family homes for the sake of saving money and being close to the ones they love – but what does this mean for the student accommodation sector now that life is seemingly returning to normal, and has this affected investment opportunities?

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