Over the past 18 months we have been Rethinking Regeneration, drawing on our expertise across the UK and exploring where regeneration has been delivered most successfully whilst helping the public and private sector execute it more effectively.
We have hosted roundtables with industry leaders and experts across the UK, tapping into expertise in London, Manchester, Birmingham and the South West as well as hearing from the next generation of real estate leaders who will be delivering these projects in the future.
The significance of regeneration in building economic resilience is more important than ever. Plymouth is currently in the process of developing a new local plan. The importance of collaboration was more prominent in Plymouth than anywhere else, where the typical channels that exist in larger cities to share knowledge and expertise are not as well established. Plymouth is also the furthest from London by public transport out of the three regional cities featured, a contributing factor alongside land values and wider economic prosperity which impacts the economic vitality data for the region, which could even be considered economic neighbours to more deprived areas in the north of England.