Event

'Landowner-Led Development' - three-part series

12 Oct 2021 4.00pm

This three-part webinar series with Farmers Weekly, 'Landowner-Led Development', explores the opportunities available for landowners in building a legacy through development. In case you missed it, you can watch all of the recordings below.

12
Oct 2021
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Time:

4.00pm

Luzborough
Luzborough - a legacy development project

Landowners may live with the consequences of their development decisions for years to come. “Legacy developments” allow landowners to exert a certain level of control in the design, construction and even management stage of projects, which can ensure the outcome enhances reputation and delivers desired financial, social and environmental return.

In the first webinar of the series, An introduction to Legacy Development Opportunities, our panel discussed:

  • what legacy development is;
  • why it is happening;
  • the right conditions for promotion of development; and
  • what landowners need to consider and have in place.

This panel is chaired by Farmers Weekly business editor, Suzie Horne with panellists, Rob Hopwood – partner at Bidwells, Iain McVicar – partner, farm and estates team at Albert Goodman and Charles Anderson  – partner at Farrer & Co.

Click on the image below to watch the recording.

In the second session in our Landowner-led Development series we had a closer look at residential development and the value of “patient capital”.

Our panel of experts demonstrate how the value of land can increase the longer the landowner holds on to it through the planning stages.

The panel were able to guide along the various stages of development with a case study approach and answered burning questions from the audience. 

Together with industry experts we delve deeper into the jargon and explore:

  • how the deal is brokered and what your options are;
  • how it will be delivered and what is the process;
  • disposal of land parcels
  • legacy and ongoing land stewardship; and
  • the role of the promoter.

This panel was chaired by Farmers Weekly business editor, Suzie Horne with panellists, Hannah Beamish – partner at Bidwells, Danny Clifford – partner at Ensors and Caroline Hanratty, partner, real estate, Mills & Reeve.

Click on the image below to watch the recording.

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Rob Hopwood

Partner, Planning

Rob’s infectious energy has driven two decades of planning success for promoters, developers and landowners across the Oxford to Cambridge Arc.

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Hannah Beamish

Partner, Residential Development

From advising on immediate land disposals to strategic development, Hannah has the problem-solving and communication skills to best assist her clients.

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Giles Dobson

Partner, Head of Rural

Whether developing an estate strategy or investing time in his team, Giles takes a long-term view to delivering positive change.

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Roland Bull

Partner, Head of Rural Investment

Roland oversees rural investment property worth £1bn for the UK’s oldest landowners. He’s also helping shape the country’s newest and most sustainable investment markets.

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