Economic and regulatory uncertainty, the climate emergency and planning reform are just a few of the challenges currently facing the home building industry in Scotland.
Brodies' Homes 2023 Conference brought together key stakeholders across the residential sector to explore and discuss those challenges and identify possible solutions to help deliver more homes across all tenures.
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Homes Conference 2023 slides (4.40 MB)
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Programme
08:45 | Registration and refreshments |
09:15 | Welcome by Nick Scott, Managing Partner, Brodies and Event Chair, Elaine Farquharson-Black, Partner, Brodies |
09:20 | Keynote Address – Paul McLennan MSP, Minister for Housing |
09:35 | Housing Market Update – John Boyle, Director of Research & Strategy, Rettie & Co |
10:00 | Panel Session 1: How to deliver net zero homes
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10:50 | Break |
11:15 | Panel Session 2: Funding the delivery of affordable homes
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12:00 | Project Recce – Steve Petrie Project Recce delivers training to prepare veteran and service leavers for a sustainable career in the UK construction industry. For more information about the charity please visit https://www.projectrecce.org/. |
12:10 | Panel Session 3: Cracking the Planning Code
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12:55 | Wrap-up by Chair – Elaine Farquharson-Black |
13:00 | Lunch |
Housing in Scotland: Challenges and Opportunities in 2023
From February to May 2023 we hosted a series of independently moderated roundtable discussion in each of our Scottish offices: Glasgow, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Inverness. The events were attended by housebuilders and developers, social and private landlords, planning authorities and third sector and special interest groups. Our report Housing in Scotland: Challenges and Opportunities 2023 summarises the key issues that were identified in the discussions and Brodies' observations on how these can be addressed.
About the Brodies Team
Brodies is at the forefront of advising on residential development in Scotland. Applying expertise, local knowledge and market connections, colleagues from across our real estate, planning, construction, banking, tax and government, regulatory and competition teams advise on all aspects of the lifecycles of living schemes, from planning to site assembly, construction, funding and leasing, housing management and registered social landlord governance and finance. With unrivalled expertise, we provide strategic, tailored advice, to help all stakeholders navigate the intricacies of delivering residential development across Scotland and achieve the optimum outcome - find out more.