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Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum

Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum

Real Estate

The UK’s leading Real Estate Forum; connecting the top decision-makers & influencers & producing best-in class events!

About us

29 years as the UK's Number 1 Property Networking Forum; best-in-class events / conferences; influencing and driving change through purposeful engagement debate and collaboration. www.moversandshakers.uk.com Our 4 Core Values: Planet | Purpose | People | Progress.

Website
http://www.moversandshakers.uk.com
Industry
Real Estate
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Windsor
Type
Public Company
Founded
1996
Specialties
Networking, Property, Construction, Real Estate, Events, and Conferences

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Employees at Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    Join us for our last 2025 Movers & Shakers Real Estate Breakfast Forum, at The Savoy. Our Annual Residential Breakfast always sees a packed ballroom, filled with the people that impact in the UK Housing sector. This year our expert panel will cut to the chase and talk problems, places, people, and policy, looking at what needs to be done to deliver homes of all tenures and meet the housing targets. Hear from... Marcus Dixon, Director of UK Residential, JLL Mike Woolliscroft, Group Business Improvement Director and London Divisional Chair, Vistry Group Fiona Fletcher Smith, Chief Executive, L&Q Alexander Taylor, Senior Vice President, Development Investment, Telford Living Michela Hancock, Chief Executive, Hilltop Property Partners Book your place today - https://lnkd.in/eFukUak3 Choose from... Members rate - £139.50 + VAT Guest rate - £169.50 + VAT One-off Trial rate - £169.50 + VAT Branded Table of 10 - £1,395.00 + VAT

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    View profile for James Pargeter

    Senior Advisor at GAA Living, BTR Alliance Project Board member, Special Advisor at The ARL and Radix Big Tent Housing Commission Leaders Group member

    It was an absolute pleasure to moderate the moderators at this final session of the recent Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum #BTRForum. Thanks for this summary..! 🙏💯👏

    The final session of the 11th Build to Rent Forum saw all the previous session moderators take to the stage to neatly sum up the conversations from what was a day packed full of content and insight. We are already looking forward to the 12th BTR Forum!!! The moderators moderator was James Pargeter, giving a taste of their own medicine to Simon Scott, Niki Kyriacou, Richard Williams, Colette McCormack and Jo Hollogreen. After a full day of debate the closing panel distilled the mood in the room. Confidence is returning, but delivery still needs practical fixes and a broader story about who we build for. ➡️ 1. Viability is the blocker. The audience poll swung hard toward investment and viability as the number one challenge by the end of the day. Planning and regulation matter, but funding and returns dominated. ➡️ 2. Policy stability and a bigger tent of tenures. There was praise for ambition on housing numbers, paired with a plea for a stable playing field and a conversation that includes the so called missing middle, not only ownership and social rent. In short, build more homes of every tenure and talk about the full spectrum. ➡️ 3. Placemaking is not a luxury. From Wembley to King’s Cross and Canary Wharf, the message was that great resident propositions and open, mixed places drive advocacy and efficiency. Residents must sit at the heart of decisions. ➡️ 4. Getting it built means being pragmatic about MMC. Use modern methods where they fit. Think DFMA, standardisation and early contractor engagement. Aim for quality, predictability and operational efficiency rather than a one size fits all approach. ➡️ 5. Data, operations and service culture. Data informed decisions, amenity that is right sized, and a relentless focus on service came through strongly. There is opportunity in professionalising existing rental stock and in using scale and tech to lift experience while managing cost. The room felt a little more optimistic than last year about momentum through 2026 into 2027, while staying realistic about lead times and skills. Trust between public and private partners will be vital to unlock stalled sites and to deliver at scale. The final words from James summed it up neatly... Build more homes and get on with it!

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  • Join us for our last 2025 Movers & Shakers Real Estate Breakfast Forum, at The Savoy. Our Annual Residential Breakfast always sees a packed ballroom, filled with the people that impact in the UK Housing sector. This year our expert panel will cut to the chase and talk problems, places, people, and policy, looking at what needs to be done to deliver homes of all tenures and meet the housing targets. Hear from... Marcus Dixon, Director of UK Residential, JLL Mike Woolliscroft, Group Business Improvement Director and London Divisional Chair, Vistry Group Fiona Fletcher Smith, Chief Executive, L&Q Alexander Taylor, Senior Vice President, Development Investment, Telford Living Michela Hancock, Chief Executive, Hilltop Property Partners Book your place today - https://lnkd.in/eFukUak3 Choose from... Members rate - £139.50 + VAT Guest rate - £169.50 + VAT One-off Trial rate - £169.50 + VAT Branded Table of 10 - £1,395.00 + VAT

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    Join Alexander Taylor at this event next month, where he joins a noteworthy group of speakers for the Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum at their Annual Residential Breakfast.

    At this year's Annual Residential Breakfast we get straight to the point - policy, politics and pricing are all creating real pressure. We will take the temperature of the market with a market trends update from JLL, then open a frank discussion on UK housing across build to sell, build to rent in multiple tenures, and social housing. Expect a focus on affordability, delivery at scale and practical next steps. Our panel brings together voices from both the private and public sectors. They will tackle the 1.5 million homes question and concentrate on what is actually achievable. We will look at how to deliver more and better homes across all tenures, keep homes affordable across income levels, and secure quality in design and build, sustainability, placemaking and well being. Good housing creates returns and long term social value for communities. We will also explore how private and public partners can work together. With viability under strain, we will test innovative investment models that could unlock more sites across the UK. Our experts will also look at the latest Government housing announcements, debate their validity and identify where policy needs to move. Join us to be part of the conversation... Book here: https://lnkd.in/eUXXcb-j

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    Join Alexander Taylor at this event next month, where he joins a noteworthy group of speakers for the Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum at their Annual Residential Breakfast.

    At this year's Annual Residential Breakfast we get straight to the point - policy, politics and pricing are all creating real pressure. We will take the temperature of the market with a market trends update from JLL, then open a frank discussion on UK housing across build to sell, build to rent in multiple tenures, and social housing. Expect a focus on affordability, delivery at scale and practical next steps. Our panel brings together voices from both the private and public sectors. They will tackle the 1.5 million homes question and concentrate on what is actually achievable. We will look at how to deliver more and better homes across all tenures, keep homes affordable across income levels, and secure quality in design and build, sustainability, placemaking and well being. Good housing creates returns and long term social value for communities. We will also explore how private and public partners can work together. With viability under strain, we will test innovative investment models that could unlock more sites across the UK. Our experts will also look at the latest Government housing announcements, debate their validity and identify where policy needs to move. Join us to be part of the conversation... Book here: https://lnkd.in/eUXXcb-j

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    View profile for Leigh Natasha Salter

    Managing Director, Movers & Shakers + Founder, Creative Industries Property Summit (CIPS)

  • The final session of the 11th Build to Rent Forum saw all the previous session moderators take to the stage to neatly sum up the conversations from what was a day packed full of content and insight. We are already looking forward to the 12th BTR Forum!!! The moderators moderator was James Pargeter, giving a taste of their own medicine to Simon Scott, Niki Kyriacou, Richard Williams, Colette McCormack and Jo Hollogreen. After a full day of debate the closing panel distilled the mood in the room. Confidence is returning, but delivery still needs practical fixes and a broader story about who we build for. ➡️ 1. Viability is the blocker. The audience poll swung hard toward investment and viability as the number one challenge by the end of the day. Planning and regulation matter, but funding and returns dominated. ➡️ 2. Policy stability and a bigger tent of tenures. There was praise for ambition on housing numbers, paired with a plea for a stable playing field and a conversation that includes the so called missing middle, not only ownership and social rent. In short, build more homes of every tenure and talk about the full spectrum. ➡️ 3. Placemaking is not a luxury. From Wembley to King’s Cross and Canary Wharf, the message was that great resident propositions and open, mixed places drive advocacy and efficiency. Residents must sit at the heart of decisions. ➡️ 4. Getting it built means being pragmatic about MMC. Use modern methods where they fit. Think DFMA, standardisation and early contractor engagement. Aim for quality, predictability and operational efficiency rather than a one size fits all approach. ➡️ 5. Data, operations and service culture. Data informed decisions, amenity that is right sized, and a relentless focus on service came through strongly. There is opportunity in professionalising existing rental stock and in using scale and tech to lift experience while managing cost. The room felt a little more optimistic than last year about momentum through 2026 into 2027, while staying realistic about lead times and skills. Trust between public and private partners will be vital to unlock stalled sites and to deliver at scale. The final words from James summed it up neatly... Build more homes and get on with it!

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  • Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum reposted this

    View profile for Leigh Natasha Salter

    Managing Director, Movers & Shakers + Founder, Creative Industries Property Summit (CIPS)

    ☕ Just over 5 weeks now until the Movers & Shakers Property Networking Forum Annual Residential Breakfast The Savoy... Always a sell-out event, and the last Breakfast Forum of 2025! 💥 Our brilliant speakers include Vistry Group JLL Telford Living L&Q Alexander Taylor Marcus Dixon Fiona Fletcher Smith ➡️ Join us there - https://lnkd.in/euKCJwAn.

    At this year's Annual Residential Breakfast we get straight to the point - policy, politics and pricing are all creating real pressure. We will take the temperature of the market with a market trends update from JLL, then open a frank discussion on UK housing across build to sell, build to rent in multiple tenures, and social housing. Expect a focus on affordability, delivery at scale and practical next steps. Our panel brings together voices from both the private and public sectors. They will tackle the 1.5 million homes question and concentrate on what is actually achievable. We will look at how to deliver more and better homes across all tenures, keep homes affordable across income levels, and secure quality in design and build, sustainability, placemaking and well being. Good housing creates returns and long term social value for communities. We will also explore how private and public partners can work together. With viability under strain, we will test innovative investment models that could unlock more sites across the UK. Our experts will also look at the latest Government housing announcements, debate their validity and identify where policy needs to move. Join us to be part of the conversation... Book here: https://lnkd.in/eUXXcb-j

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  • At this year's Annual Residential Breakfast we get straight to the point - policy, politics and pricing are all creating real pressure. We will take the temperature of the market with a market trends update from JLL, then open a frank discussion on UK housing across build to sell, build to rent in multiple tenures, and social housing. Expect a focus on affordability, delivery at scale and practical next steps. Our panel brings together voices from both the private and public sectors. They will tackle the 1.5 million homes question and concentrate on what is actually achievable. We will look at how to deliver more and better homes across all tenures, keep homes affordable across income levels, and secure quality in design and build, sustainability, placemaking and well being. Good housing creates returns and long term social value for communities. We will also explore how private and public partners can work together. With viability under strain, we will test innovative investment models that could unlock more sites across the UK. Our experts will also look at the latest Government housing announcements, debate their validity and identify where policy needs to move. Join us to be part of the conversation... Book here: https://lnkd.in/eUXXcb-j

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  • 🔵 🟠 🅝🅔🅧🅣 🅔🅥🅔🅝🅣 🟠 🔵 ANNUAL RESIDENTIAL BREAKFAST November 20th - 8.00am - 11.30am The Savoy, London ➡️ UK Housing: Problems | Places | People | Policy  At this year’s Annual Residential Breakfast, we get straight to the point. There are problems – with Policy, Politics, Pricing, and more... 👥 This is always one of the best attended breakfasts of the year. We can still accommodate a few branded tables, so if you want to use this event as part of your client relationship activity, then speak to us about taking a table of 10... ➡️ Entertain potential and existing key clients in one of London's most iconic hotels. ➡️ Secure your host table in a prime position, with your logo on full display. ➡️ Enjoy topical debates and discussions with leading expert contributors. ➡️ Benefit from branding in the electronic delegate pack and on the main screen over breakfast. Book here: https://lnkd.in/e7RvHXGy.

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