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Welcome to Liverpool and the UK Property Forums tour, dinner and conference.
We have used the platform of the International Festival for Business (IFB)
to create a property conference that breaks new ground by exploring
how the UK economy can be influenced by investment in property and the
development of new projects across all sectors. As one moves away from
the bright lights of Greater London, UK City Leaders and investors are using a different model
to generate new demand. We like to call it the ‘business of property’ and we hope that you
leave the UK Property Forum with a renewed enthusiasm to ensure that the property sector
continues to act as a catalyst for the future success of UK plc.
Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums
“I am absolutely delighted to give my full support to the International Festival for Business. I think it’s an excellent idea and the Government will be
behind
behind you
you every
every step
step of
of the
the way.”
way.”
Prime
Minister
Rt
Hon
David
Prime Minister Rt Hon David Cameron
Cameron MP
MP
“The UK Property Forums is one of the events I will be involved with as it
brings together some of my interests: property - business and community.
II do
do hope
hope that
that you
you can
can support
support the
the IFB
IFB by
by attending.”
attending.”
Sir
Howard
Bernstein,
Chief
Executive,
Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester
Manchester City
City Council
Council
“The International Festival for Business will provide an excellent forum for
promoting the best of the UK to potential investors. We are delighted to
see
see that
that there
there is
is aa strong
strong real
real estate
estate element
element included
included in
in the
the Festival
Festival and
and
look
forward
to
playing
our
part
in
it”
look forward to playing our part in it”
Liz
Liz Peace,
Peace, Chief
Chief Executive,
Executive, British
British Property
Property Federation
Federation CBE
CBE
ON THE RECORD...
Rebalancing the Economy – Conference Speakers Go On Record
Amid signs of continuing recovery of the UK economy, what is the state of the property sector?
Are the UK regions really feeling the benefit of new growth and how are UK and overseas
investors reacting to the increasingly positive predictions for the coming years? We asked five
contributors to the UK Property Forums conference at IFB for their views.
Richard Yorke, Head of UK Research at DTZ sees reasons for cautious
optimism: “The property market – like other markets – is driven by confidence.
It’s fair to say that sentiment in the regions has been improving since last
Autumn, and that is increasingly reflected in the data.
“Activity in regional property markets fell back sharply during the recession
because of the weakness of the economy and the lack of bank finance, but prices for good
product are recovering and investors are increasingly targeting regional opportunities.
Consequently, the record yield gap between London and the regions is beginning to close.
Developers are responding and new lenders are providing finance. Rents are set to grow
underpinned by increasing demand.”
Liz Peace, the British Property Forum’s CEO agrees and believes that the
Government is generally on the right track too. “Ministers are certainly
concerned about the growing disparity between London and the rest of the
country and are looking hard at how to spread the “fairy dust” to make sure
everyone benefits from the economic recovery. The property industry is central
to this.”
Like Yorke, Peace sees the industry increasingly looking outside London and the south-east.
“It’s getting more difficult to make money in London, so developers and investors and looking
to regional cities to create value. This has partially been driven by the huge focus on London
from international investors which has led UK firms to look further afield and more work needs
to be done to help other cities attract foreign funds. It is starting to happen – just look at the
involvement of BCEG in Airport City Manchester and Norges Bank at Meadowhall in Sheffield –
but more is needed to genuinely re-balance the property market.”
Ex-Goldman Sachs chief, Jim O’Neill who is now Chair of the Cities Growth Commission, has
suggested that bringing together the economies of Liverpool and Manchester would create
an urban area which could compete with London, something that Peel Director Lindsey
Ashworth concurs with. Peel has significant land holdings in both cities and he believes that
the north-west is the place that will bring them success and Liverpool in particular offers great
opportunity:
“As a developer, Peel invests in places to help create growth and prosperity
for all. Investing in London is fine, but costs there are relatively expensive
both in construction and with labour compared to the northwest. The costs
of developing in the Liverpool city region and across the north-west region
are much lower and the city itself is on the up again after many years of
underperforming – the Port is of course expanding as can be seen with the
new deep sea terminal that we are presently constructing and the success of the Liverpool One
shopping development also demonstrates this.
“There is probably another 20 to 30 years’ more development in the pipeline as Liverpool
continues to recover and grow and now working with Manchester to create the strongest
‘super-region’ in the UK.
At the heart of this is the availability of an educated, well-qualified workforce and it is striking
how many students stay in the region following graduation. This is particularly true of overseas
students who find the area friendly and affordable and choose to make it their home.”
Paul Newman, Director of Communications at Peel, points to the success of
the group’s MediaCityUK as further evidence of the ability of the north-west to
attract investment and occupiers “There are now between 6,000 and 7,000
people living and working at MediaCityUK and we have a long term ambition to
continue the development in line with demand. Some 130 of the companies on
the site have fewer than 10 people and include a whole range of tech and media
firms. Manchester has historically been a media centre and the success of the development is
showing that you can work in tech businesses outside London and do well.”
Julian Lipscombe is Director of Bennetts Associates, the architects responsible
for drawing up major regeneration frameworks for Mayfield and the arrival of
HS2 into Manchester. He certainly sees opportunities for architects across the
north-west and comments:
“Our scheme for the Mayfield site [south of Manchester’s Piccadilly station] is
led by the residential element and the housing market in the city appears to be coming back
very strongly. Allied London’s plans for the redevelopment of the Granada Studios, which we are
currently pitching for, seems to support this.
“I think it’s also worth bearing in mind that there are many in London who are also determined
for the north-west – and the rest of the UK – to succeed. At a recent MIPIM breakfast event, the
GLA was extremely clear that it believes the capital simply can’t cope with unlimited growth and
needs the cities of the north to be strong, particularly if they can operate together.”
ATTENDEES: TOUR
Emer Dowling
Abacus
Shaun Corris
Abacus
David Almond
Arup
David Heron
Arup
Christopher Sherlock
Barclays
Dan Mitchell
Barton Willmore
Kegang Wu
BCC Link to China
Julian Lipscombe
Bennetts Associates
Colin Sinclair
Bruntwood
Mark Worthington or Neil Kirkham CBRE
Dougal Paver
Curtins Consulting
Philip Black
EC Harris
Robert Diggle
Edward Symonns
James Gray
Estates Gazette
Krista Powell
Freeman Fisher
Darren Pither
Gray’s Inn Estates
Jenny Jackson
Gray’s Inn Estates
Miles Dunnett
Grosvenor
Steve Hutton
Harmsen Tilney Shane
Brian Ricketts or Nick Harrop
Hitchcock Wright
Andrew Taylor
JB Leitch
Stuart Massie
Keppie Massie
Tony Reed
Keppie Massie
Ann Hopper
Liverpool Vision
Andrew Owen
Mason Owen
Jon Swain
Mason Partners
Chris Hennessy or David Colvin
Matthew & Goodman
Brian Ricketts or Nick Harrop
Nitchcock Wright
Anthony Byrne
Nottingham City Council
Lorraine Baggs
Nottingham City Council
Ian PollittPeel Holdings
Lindsey Ashworth
Peel Holdings
Cath Cookson
Porterfield
Sudarghara Dusanj
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Ajmail Dusanj
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Alex Anderson
Robertson Construction
Kenny Orpin
Santander
Kenny McInnes
The Highland Council
Richard Bertram
TSK Group
Matthew Battle
UK Property Forums
Peter Valkenburg
Walker Sime
Neil Kimmance
Walker Sime
Lucy O’Connor
Wates Construction
Phil Harrison
Wates Construction
John Foster
Wates Construction
Karl Jackson
Weightmans LLP
ATTENDEES: DINNER
Emer Dowling
Shaun Corris
Suzanne Adams
Carol Cavanagh
Ruardiah Jackson
David Partridge
David Almond
David Heron
Mark Ashall
Christopher Sherlock
Barry Gregory
Dan Mitchell
Kegang Wu
Sandy Gill
Liz Peace
Ghislaine Trehearne
Martin Watson
Colin Sinclair
Kate Ingram
Mike Walker
Clair Rickaby
Dougal Paver
Richard Yorke
John Keyes
Peter Boardman
Julie Simms
Stephen Benson
Andy Nicol
Andrew Flounders
Nic Crocker
Paul Inman
Jon Stevens
Melanie Williams
Helen Johnston
Philip Black
Ray Bell
Phil Ince
Jasmine Diesel
Jenna Fisher
James Gray
Damian Wild
Krista Powell
Darren Pither
Jenny Jackson
Miles Dunnett
Steve Hutton
Duncan Sutherland
Marie Marks
Mark Bousfield
Alan Robson
Steve McCarfferty
Anne Couper-Woods
Jonathan Leitch
Philip Parkinson
Raury Mason
Andy Hull
Nathan Caley
Katy Devine
Shelley Jones
Andrew Taylor
Justine McGuinn
Stuart Keppie
Tony Reed
Abacus
Abacus
Ad Lib
Alphabet
Argent Services LLP
Argent Services LLP
Arup
Arup
Ashall Properties
Barclays
Barry Gregory Comms
Barton Willmore
BCC Link to China
Brabners
British Property Federation
British Property Federation
Brock Carmichael
Bruntwood
Burnley BC
CBRE
Conveyancing Risk Solutions
Curtins Consulting
DTZ
DTZ
Dunbar & Boardman
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
EC Harris
EC Harris
EC Harris
Emerson
Emerson
Estates Gazette
Estates Gazette
Freeman Fisher
Gray’s Inn Estates
Gray’s Inn Estates
Grosvenor
Harmsen Tilney Shane
High Speed 2
IC Entertainments
Igloo Regeneration
Innov8e
IQE
IQE
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
Just PR
Keppie Massie
Keppie Massie
Andrew Byrne
Bill Hughes
Mark Povall
Elaine Bowker
Chris Bliss
Ann Hopper
Ian McCarthy
Jenny Douglas
Sarah Kelsey
Matt Biagetti
Richard Wells
Rebecca Keegan
Chris Hennessey Rob Mason
Barry Williams
Pat Ritchie
Mike McEvoy
Anthony Byrne
Lorraine Baggs
Phil Cresswell
Vincent Owen
Sam Crothers
Ian Pollitt
Lindsey Ashworth
Vincent Chen
Ian Johnston
Jessica Swettenham
Pete Swift
Cath Cookson
Ian Purvis
Dace Grove
Sudarghara Dusanj
Ajmail Dusanj
Curtis Ashworth
Kenny Orpin
Stewart Carruth Shelagh McNerney
Chris Arnold
Sean Keyes
Tim Smith
Kenny McInnes
Richard Bertram
Amy Charles
Matthew Battle
Paul Marsh
Nahid Majid
Roger Holman
Bernard Molloy
Lucy O’Connor
Phil Harrison
John Foster
Gareth Neal
Peter Malone
Mark Adams
Sian Evans
Clive Bleasdale
Samantha Hamilton Davies
Tony Parry
Natasha Robson
Howard Kendall
David Fairclough
John Keith
Ray Parr
Keppie Massie
Legal & General Property
Liverpool Airport
Liverpool Community College
Liverpool One
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
MIPIM UK
Morecrofts
Mott Macdonald
Neptune
Neptune Developments
Newcastle City Council
Norland
Nottingham City Council
Nottingham City Council
Oldham Council
Owen Richmond LLP
Our Studio
Peel Holdings
Peel Holdings
Peel Holdings
Peel Ports Group
Place North West
Planit
Porterfield
Porterfield
Ramboll
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Rust Studio
Santander
Scottish Cities Alliance
Shelagh McNerney Ltd
Smaller Earth
Sutcliffe
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP
The Highland Council
TSK Group
UK Property Forums
UK Property Forums
UKTI RIO
UKTI RIO
UKTI
Unipart Logistics/City of Liverpool LEP
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Weightmans LLP
Weightmans LLP
Weightmans LLP
Weightmans LLP
Wyldfire Marketing
ATTENDEES: CONFERENCE
Mike Hitchmough
Emer Dowling
Andrew Cardwell
Shaun Corris
Nicky Hughes
Suzanne Adams
Steve Burne
John McHugh
Carol Cavanagh
Ruardiah Jackson
David Partridge
Harriet Radcliffe
James Heather
David Almond
David Heron
Garry Banks
Christopher Sherlock
Dan Mitchell
Deborah Darling
Kegang Wu
Wang Weibo
Julian Lipscombe
Laura Morgan
Liz Peace
Ghislaine Trehearne
Steve Whyman
David Marks
Colin Sinclair
Chris Oglesby
Kate Ingram
Alex Hooley
Anthony Saulle
Ralph Minott
Tim Healey
Ross Ogilvie
Mike Walker
Claire Delahunty
Paul Norman
Clair Rickaby
Roy Partington Dougal Paver
Sean Beech
Barry Crichton
Michele Steel
Richard Yorke
John Keyes
Peter Boardman
Gaynor Sullivan
Julie Simms
Stephen Benson
Andy Nicol
Andrew Flounders
Nic Crocker
Paul Inman
Helen Johnston
Philip Black
Ray Bell
Phil Ince
Andrew Sallis James Gray
3D Reid
Abacus
Abacus
Abacus
Active Profile
Ad Lib
AEW Architects
Airport City Manchester
Alphabet
Argent Services LLP
Argent Services LLP
Argent Services LLP
Argent Services LLP
Arup
Arup
Arup
Barclays
Barton Willmore
Bauer Technologies
BCC Link to China
BCEG
Bennetts Associates
Bridging Finance
British Property Federation
British Property Federation
Broadgate Estates
Brockton Capital
Bruntwood
Bruntwood
Burnley BC
Burnley BC
Burnley BC
Calthorpe Estates
Capital and Centric
Cartwright Pickard Architects
CBRE
City of Liverpool LEP
Co-Star News
Conveyancing Risk Solutions
Conveyancing Risk Solutions
Curtins Consulting
Deloitte LLP
Deloitte LLP
Deloitte LLP
DTZ
DTZ
Dunbar & Boardman
Dundee City Council
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
DWF LLP
EC Harris
EC Harris
EC Harris
Environmental Scientifics Group
Estates Gazette
Damian Wild
Chris Birkin
Krista Powell
Darren Pither
Jenny Jackson
Miles Dunnett
David Sayer
Keith Molloy
Steve Hutton
Donald Sutherland
Graham Archibald Alex McCann
Tony McDonnell
Ranulf Lucas
Mark Eltringham
Steve McCarfferty
Anne Couper-Woods
Jonathan Leitch
Philip Parkinson
Raury Mason
Andrew Bailey
Andrew Taylor
Justine McGuinn
Stuart Keppie Tony Reed
Andrew Byrne
Leah DaSilva
John Navaratnam
Rob Monaghan Lisa Smith
Bill Hughes
Joe Anderson OBE
Elaine Bowker
Tony McDonough
Jeff Porter
Chris Bliss
Ann Hopper
Ian McCarthy
Jenny Douglas
Anne Ellis
Mark McNulty
James Harper
Jonathan Caswell
Rob Monaghan
George Ellis
Annette McGarry
Clair Hewitson Sir Howard Bernstein
Steve Wild
Richard Wells
Pat Ritchie
Tom Warburton
Anthony Byrne
Lorraine Baggs
Sam Crothers
Nick Harrison Neil Patten
Ian PollittPeel Lindsey Ashworth
Nick Hey
Estates Gazette
Estates Gazette
Freeman Fisher
Gray’s Inn Estates
Gray’s Inn Estates
Grosvenor
GVA
Halton
Harmsen Tilney Shane
High Speed 2
Hill Dickinson
Hill Dickinson
Hill Dickinson
ICM Wealth
Insight Publising
IQE
IQE
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
JB Leitch
Just PR
Keppie Massie
Keppie Massie
Keppie Massie
Land Aid
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council
Legal & General Property
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool Community College
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool One
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Liverpool Vision
Marketing Manchester
Manchester City Council
Media City
MIPIM UK
Newcastle City Council
Newcastle City Council
Nottingham City Council
Nottingham City Council
Our Studio
Our Studio
Pattens
Holdings
Peel Holdings
Peel Holdings
Vincent Chen
Jessica Swettenham
Cath Cookson
Ian Purvis
Dace Grove
Amy Hopkinson
Matthew Crisp
Sudarghara Dusanj
Ajmail Dusanj
Alex Anderson
Kenny Orpin
Deidre O’Leary
James Evans
Shona McAllister
Shelagh McNerney
Andrew German
Caroline Leigh
Alex Ward
Peel Holdings
Place North West
Porterfield
Porterfield
Ramboll
Remarkable Engagement
Remarkable Engagement
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
Robertson Construction
Santander
Santander
Santander
Scottish Cities Alliance
Shelagh McNerney Ltd
Sheppard Robson+IDSR
South Lakeland DC
Stlrling Council
Tim Smith
Kenny McInnes
Richard Bertram
Amy Charles
Matthew Battle
Paul Marsh
Nahid Majid
Sir Michael Bear
Roger Holman Bernard Molloy
Peter Valkenburg
Neil Kimmance
Lucy O’Connor
Phil Harrison
John Foster
Gareth Neal
Peter Malone
Tony Shenton
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP
The Highland Council
TSK Group
UK Property Forums
UK Property Forums
UKTI RIO
UKTI RIO
UKTI RIO
UKTI
Unipart Logistics/City of Liverpool LEP
Walker Sime
Walker Sime
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
Wates Construction
SPONSORS & PARTNERS
Many thanks to the following companies for helping make the UK Property Forum. Without their support and
encouragement we would not have been able to present today’s event.
Sponsors & Exhibitors
IFB
Peel
Bruntwood
JB Leitch
Scottish Cities Alliance
Weightmans
Wates
EC Harris
Airport City Manchester
Partners
British Property Federation
Link to China
Media Partners
Estates Gazette
MIPIM UK
Charity Partner
Land Aid
Exhibitors
Liverpool Vision
DWF LLP
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP
Abacus Trust
Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool
City of Nottingham
Conveyancing Risk Solutions
Santander
CBRE
Ramboll
Liverpoll City LEP
IQE
AGENDA: MORNING
8.00
Conference + Pop Up Exhibition Opens
9.00
Welcome to the Business of Property in Liverpool
Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums
Ian McCarthy, Director of Programme, International Festival for Business
9.35-10.30
UK City Leaders & Developers Talk Property
Can investment in the development of UK Cities create ‘real’ business growth? What examples are there of success and how can Cities
keep evolving to ensure that demand is maintained? Is it only London, which has the ability to convert bricks into gold and what needs
to be done to re-balance the UK Cities?
Chair
Damian Wild, Editor, Estates Gazette
Speakers
Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council
David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent Services LLP
Chris Oglesby, CEO, Bruntwood
Panel
Ian McCarthy, Director of Programme, International Festival for Business
Chris Oglesby, CEO, Bruntwood
Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council
Pat Ritchie, Chief Executive, Newcastle City Council*
10.30-11.20
TheBPF@TheIFB
Can investment in property help to redress the balance between London and the UK Regions? How do you create an investment market
in areas previously bypassed by investors? What will motivate investors to get involved? What role can the property sector play in this
process as the UK economy improves and the recovery spreads north?
Chair
Liz Peace, CEO, British Property Federation
Speaker
Richard Yorke, Director + Head of UK Research, DTZ
Panel
Sir Michael Bear, Chairman, UKTI Regeneration Investment Organisation
Bill Hughes, Managing Director, Legal & General Property
David Marks, Co-Managing Partner, Brockton Capital
John Keyes, Senior Director – Head of Manchester Office, DTZ
11.20-11.45
Morning Coffee + Chance to visit the Pop Up Exhibition
11.45-12.30
RIO comes to Liverpool
What does the UK Trade & Investment RIO (Regeneration investment organisation) mean for the UK property, design and construction
sectors. This session will include an overview of one of the selected RIO projects, Liverpool Waters including the Atlantic Gateway.
Chair
Garry Banks, Director, Arup
Speakers
Sir Michael Bear, Chairman, UKTI Regeneration Investment Organisation
Lindsey E. Ashworth, Development Director, Peel Holdings (Land + Property)
Panel
Bernard Molloy, Global Logistics Director, Unipart
12.30-13.00
UK Property Forum Feedback Session from the Floor
Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums
13.00
Lunch + Chance to visit the Pop Up Exhibition
AGENDA: AFTERNOON
13.50-14.00
Afternoon Key Note
Joe Anderson OBE, Mayor of Liverpool*
14:00-14.45
Transport Needs
Can a transport hub define a City Region and what is the property vision for HS2, Airport City and other major transport projects
planned for the UK? And are we about to experience a massive shift towards sustainable transport nodes as a catalyst for future
business growth?
Chair
Julian Lipscombe, Director, Bennetts Associates
Speakers
David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent Services LLP
Duncan Sutherland, Non-Executive Director, High Speed 2
Panel
Wang Weibo, Director, BCEG
14:45-15.30
Digital North West
Tomorrows Silicon Roundabout: How will the North West and other locations outside of London’s ubiquitous Silicon Roundabout
compete as a location to provide a digital offer and create future real estate opportunities? (Maybe we should be calling this the Silicon
Canal Network?)
Chair
Mark Eltringham, Founder and Publisher, Insight Publishing
Speakers
Andrew German, Partner + Director of Practiser, Sheppard Robson Architects + IDSR
Steve Wild, Managing Director, Media City UK
Panel
Colin Sinclair, Director of Property Marketing, Bruntwood
15.30-16.15
Housing Britain
Housing Residential Britain: Growth of PRS, Mixed Use and MMC? A credible answer to the UK housing crisis and a new asset class,
which the property sector should take seriously.
Chair
Nick Mullins, Senior Director, CBRE
Speakers
Tim Healy, Director, Capital + Centric
Cllr Ann O’Byrne, Executive Member Housing, City of Liverpool*
16.15
Afternoon Tea + Final Chance to Visit Pop Up Exhibition
17.00
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reach.
The LandAid grant will enable support to 1,000 disadvantaged children and young people per year to participate in
extreme sports, and through this contact to work in partnership with local agencies to provide personal
development, education and training opportunities to vulnerable young people.
Young Persons Advisory Service (YPAS), Liverpool
Providing education, advice & family support
LandAid awarded a 2013/14 grant of £75,000 to YPAS towards the
refurbishment of their city centre premises. YPAS provides informal
education, awareness raising, support and therapeutic interventions to
young people aged 10 to 25 and their families. The service works with
over 1,500 young people per year.
In addition to the grant, LandAid has provided advice to YPAS on the
scope of works urgently needed and facilitated pro bono advice from
Grosvenor. Two key contacts from Grosvenor have been on multiple site
visits and provided their professional guidance at different stages of
development.
The impact of LandAid funding will increase access to approx. 3,115
beneficiaries per annum into a non-stigmatised environment.
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