Join us for an exciting and engaging roundtable discussion.
With Birmingham leading the way as the largest Build to Rent (BTR) pipeline outside of London, the city is redefining urban rental living.
Join us for an insightful roundtable discussion where industry leaders will explore:
- The demand for high-quality, community-focused housing
- Development challenges and regulatory landscapes
- How BTR can help tackle Birmingham’s housing shortage
Event logistics
The event will commence at 9.00am with breakfast and networking, with the roundtable discussion kicking off promptly at 9:30 am. This is a chance not only to learn from experts but also to connect with like-minded professionals who are passionate about the future of BTR in Birmingham.
Location: Centrick Academy, The Exchange, 19 Newhall St, Birmingham B3 3PJ
Subject matter experts
The roundtable will be moderated by Rupert Young, Director at Bayfield Property Ventures, and attended by collaborators and experts including; Clare Johnson, Build to Rent Director, Centrick; Belinda Morgan, Partner, Cundall; Sandeep Sunner, Co-Founder, The Construction Consultants; Wesley Meyer, Creative Director, FRA Creative; plus experts from the Centrick team.
Key Topics for Discussion:
- Navigating Planning Challenges – How can BTR developers navigate the high expectations of Birmingham’s planning department to ensure project viability while encouraging investment in the city?
- Balancing Premium Design with Affordability – How can BTR schemes integrate premium design elements that appeal to modern residents while maintaining affordability to attract a diverse resident base?
- Overcoming Construction and Funding Hurdles – With rising construction costs and funding challenges, will Birmingham’s BTR pipeline be delivered, and what solutions can help to ensure projects stay on track?
- Ensuring Long-Term Sustainability – How can BTR operators and investors align aspirations to ensure long-term market sustainability while addressing concerns of potential market saturation?
- Addressing Inclusivity in Housing – Is BTR in Birmingham addressing the housing shortage for all demographics, or is it unintentionally catering primarily to affluent residents? What steps can be taken to expand its reach?
This dynamic discussion will provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the BTR sector in Birmingham, fostering collaboration and innovative solutions for the industry.
Register now
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to expand your network and gain practical insights that can drive success in your BTR ventures.
Spaces are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis, so register now to secure your seat and be part of the conversation that’s shaping the future of BTR!
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