Hosted by Editor in chief, IHM George Sell;

SESSION 1: Single family and suburban BTR – the next big thing

A recent CBRE report showed that nearly a third of all UK H1 2022 BTR investment was in to suburban and single family projects, but a significant proportion of this went to private sale units bought from housebuilders. When will we see the large-scale adoption of bespoke rental suburban homes, and what will they and the developments that feature them look like? And how will the two approaches evolve in the future?

– Anthony Lewis, operations director, Present Made

–Samantha Kempe, chief investment officer, IMMO

SESSION 2: Addressing the housing crisis

What is BTR’s role in addressing the housing crisis? With government and housebuilders collectively failing to deliver the number of new homes needed each year, and a proposed right-to-buy initiative for housing association tenants in the offing, how can the sector play its part to address the shortfall while remaining profitable and delivering a quality product?

– Brendan Geraghty, CEO, UKAA
– Matthew Ede, Senior Director, Greystar Europe

SESSION 3: ESG and climate change

How will pressure from institutional investors and the need to deliver buildings resistant to extreme weather affect the way we design, build and operate BTR projects in the future?

– Ding Li, associate director, Longevity Partners
– Clint Bartman, Directors BTR Consultancy, Cortland Consult

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