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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗

Update frequency:
every 20 days
Average audio length:
26 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
154 episodes
since May 17, 2018
episodic

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Send us a Text Just 2% of UK real estate funds are managed by women.1 year ago (ish) I met Juan at UKREiiF.Our chat quickly moved from Affordable Housing deals to something personal:Why does it still feel so hard for talented women to progress into the most senior roles in real estate investing?We …

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Send us a Text There are currently 728,000 people working across real estate in the UK.And yet, just 2% of real estate funds are managed by women.This, despite the fact that most firms are actively trying.And, the data shows that diverse leadership creates better commercial outcomes.So why the gap?…
Send us a Text £39 billion is going into UK affordable housing. Sounds like a lot. But in practice, the estimated need is 145,000 affordable homes per year.This programme could deliver 30,000. That gap is the opportunity for investors. The default structure of investments has changed. It’s no longe…
Send us a Text The share price of the biggest student accommodation provider fell 43% in 12 months - suggesting that confidence in the sector is starting to crack.But in the same period, £4.3 billion was invested into UK Purpose-Built Student Accommodation.So which number is telling the truth?Anna …
Send us a Text Build-to-Rent was meant to fix Britain’s housing crisis. Then everything changed: Interest rates rose. Build costs jumped. New regulations hit. And suddenly, the pipeline slowed. That’s when Single-Family Housing stepped in. In just 3 years, investment grew from £544M to £3.17B. So …

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Send us a Text The Return - Format Update A quick note from Anna on what is changing and why. After putting a question out to listeners on LinkedIn, a few clear themes came back - so we’re making changes.  From next month, The Return becomes a monthly, research-led series. Each episode will distill…
Send us a Text Most property developments run late, over budget, or both.Not because developers are lazy.Because they’re running projects without systems.Anjuim Moied approached development differently.Before property, he ran businesses.So when he started developing sites, he treated them the same …
Send us a Text If you're a developer trying to get homes built right now, you're stuck between two impossible choices: Pay what the landowner needs and lose money on the build. Or offer what the numbers say you can afford - and watch the deal die. Traditional deals are stalling everywhere…
Send us a Text I just interviewed a Former Housing Minister And he didn’t hold back. UK housing policy generates headlines daily. For serious UK housing investors and developers, the challenge isn’t keeping up with announcements.It’s knowing which policy signals genuinely matter over the next five …
Send us a Text I had to be on my best behaviour for this - interviewing my boss.Andy Hulme is CEO of The Hyde Group One of the largest UK Housing AssociationsWith 125,000 homes(Also my employer)He’s also a former Group MD at LloydsWhere he helped launch Help to Buy.No pressure, then.We covered: - W…
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