INSIGHT
Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund Wave 314 October 2024
By Ryan Naidoo and Diana Lupa
As a pioneer in regeneration work, we have decades of experience in resolving the complex and often politicised challenges of large and complex urban redevelopment. We help our clients to revitalise the built environment to create places to allow communities and business to thrive.
Large-scale regeneration demands market knowledge and an understanding of the needs and drivers of all parties involved, along with the tenacity to see it all the way through. Every element of schemes delivering thousands of new jobs and homes, along with vital public and social infrastructure, must align to be successful in the long term.
The financial and societal value of large-scale regeneration of cities, towns and individual estates is established but commercial pressures can make it difficult to put people at the heart of proposals and to secure their support. We have decades of experience in bringing all stakeholders together and to finding ways to balance those pressures. Our lawyers are really passionate about the role they can play in shaping places to meet the needs of the community.
The firm's public sector teams are recognised leaders in their fields and we help local governments across the world to successfully deliver new and vibrant places including advising on landmark transformational projects. Our work with local authorities includes advising on a full range of housing and regeneration issues, management and policy issues, governance, powers, procurement, construction, financing and complex joint venture arrangements.
With clients on all sides of the market we bring insight and understanding including innovative structures and funding mechanisms. From procurement and bidding, the negotiation phases to financial and legal completion, physical construction and completion and throughout the lifetime of a scheme we help private developers, contractors, local authorities, institutions, housing associations and joint venture companies.
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