• “London Residential Development Market Prospects in 2009/2010”
• “Viability and Revising s106 requirements”

Tuesday 3rd March 2009
 
“London Residential Development Market Prospects in 2009/2010”

The current Residential Development Market in London is in an unprecedented state and the next 18 months are going to be very different.

Some of the leading experts in the market are coming together to discuss and examine the crucial issues on Tuesday 3rd March.

It is not to be missed. In 2008 the event sold out and provided invaluable advice to those who managed to secure places. Please click here to see feedback from our previous attendees.

This year is also going to be a sell out and places are being reserved very quickly.

The seminar and discussion will take place at 9am on Tuesday 3rd March and, as well as being a precise update from the leading experts, will provide a forum for debate, exchanging ideas, having individual questions answered and networking. It should be a really valuable session and is crucial to those involved in the Residential Development Market in London.

To see who attends our events please click here

Amongst other things the seminar will examine the following:

• Current Market Position
• Economic Position
• What the research shows are the key factors
• Build Costs
• Income and Sales Rates
• Overseas money
• How the land market is evolving
• Funding
• Equity

The speakers already confirmed are:

Nick Jopling, Executive Director – Head of Residential, CB Richard Ellis
Dominic Grace, Director - Head of Residential Investment and Development, Savills
Mark Farmer, Partner and Head of Private Residential, EC Harris
Michael Lister, Partner, Clydesdale Bank and Principal, Michael Lister Private Equity
Jim Ward, Director – Residential Research, Savills.
Jonathan Vandermolen – Mount Audley Group

This event sold out last year and we have limited capacity so you will need to book early to guarantee your place. It will begin at 9am and end around Lunchtime.

This event is also eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit

Places on 3rd March cost £299 plus VAT per person and discounts are available for firms who wish to place multiple bookings.

To book places or for more information please contact the booking line on 020 8877 0088 or email bookings@rdl09.com

Wednesday 4th March
 
“Viability and Revising s106 requirements”

Many of us within the London Residential Development Industry are concerned about viability, affordable housing requirements, and renegotiating section 106 agreements in the current market.

On Wednesday 4th March we are bringing together some of the leading experts in the market.

In 2008 the event sold out and provided invaluable advice to those who managed to secure places. Please click here to see feedback from our previous attendees.

A quarter of the places have already been sold after only two weeks of promotion so please book early to secure your attendance.

The seminar and discussion will take place at 2pm on Wednesday 4th March. As well as providing up to date advice from the absolute experts, the session will provide a forum for debate, exchanging ideas, having individual questions answered and networking.

It should be of real value. To see who attends our events please click here

Amongst other things the seminar will examine the following:

• The Background of Viability and Current Market Context
• Short, medium and longer term steps that can be taken to resuscitate scheme viability
• Toolkits and how they help
• The Mayors Powers
• Section 106 overview and obligations
• The process for re-negotiating Section 106 Agreements
• Viability and the Local Authority Perspective

The speakers are:

Christopher Proudley, Partner - Trowers and Hamlins
Anthony Lee, Director, Development & Residential Consulting – Atisreal
Andrew Golland and Lin Cousins – Three Dragons
Duncan Bowie – London Metropolitan University
Chris Marsh, Managing Director - Chris Marsh and Co
James Brown,Director, Affordable Housing - Savills

This event sold out last year and we have limited capacity so you will need to book early to guarantee your place. It will begin at 2pm and end around 6pm.

This event is also eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit

Places on 4th March cost £299 plus VAT per person and discounts are available for firms who wish to place multiple bookings.