Plenary Discussions
Beyond supply and demand challenges, lest we forget the fundamentals of the market and the wealth of value BTR offers investors in terms of risk/reward rental growth. This session will address the global macro perspectives relating to the fundamentals, with live voting and dynamic audience participation.


How can real estate professionals secure financial returns with shifting tenant demands and with cities experiencing sky high pricing, causing bottled up product development? Can the application of traditional social sciences to big data help identify shared needs across different demographics, and find an answer to what social and technological trends will influence planning and development and where to go from here?
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Designing a Better Future - Uses of big data to understand human behaviour and demographic changes to find financial returns in the late cycle
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Measuring Financial Value of Social Impact
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Shared Needs Across Different Demographics - Do generational spaces have to be more experimental to cater to actual demand?
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Impact Investment in Asset Management - Maximising space to maximise social components?








Talkshow
Looking at the broken housing market regulation system, and voices getting louder crying for more affordability price-points, one might wonder if there is a way to fix the mess? Rising tensions between social policies and capital markets might suggest otherwise, but are there any lessons to be learnt moving forward?
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Understanding Macro Social Trends and Political Intervention
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UK Gov Regs, Planning & LA’s - Still broke, who’s fixing it?
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UK, Europe US - What’s working, what’s worth scrapping?
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Institutional Investment - BTR consolidation wave or social impact funds ripping the market?
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Social Regulations, Rent Control - Are the risks being appropriately priced?




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