🏙️ The Future of Condo Living in the GTA Join Christopher J Wein, COO of Equiton Developments, as he explores why mid-rise condominiums are shaping up to be the most desirable living option in the Greater Toronto Area. From livability to location, discover how this form of housing is redefining urban living. 💡 Curious about the trends shaping tomorrow's real estate landscape? Watch now and get inspired! #EquitonDevelopments #MidRiseLiving #UrbanLiving #RealEstateTrends #fHousing #GTACondos
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Last Friday, I had the pleasure of speaking in a webinar alongside other industry experts. It was a very insightful session, organised by Urban Living News, so worth watching the recording if you missed it - link here: https://lnkd.in/dUcTWGMG. My topic of discussion was 'UK Co-living goes nationwide', and some of the key takeaways are: - Currently, there are almost 24,000 Co-living homes across the UK, both operational and in the pipeline. - We estimate that there are 1.7 million people currently renting in shared accommodation in urban centres across the UK. Yet, complete Co-living homes account for less than 1% of that target market. - The key hotspots for Co-living are some of the big cities with strong market fundamentals, such as Manchester, Salford, Liverpool and Birmingham. However, we are also seeing Co-living homes under construction or with planning granted in smaller cities such as Guilford, Brighton and Woking. - Co-living schemes in the regions are generally larger than in London. We are also seeing an increase in unit sizes. Knight Frank #BTR #Co-living #SFH
🌟 Recap from 6th December webinar: Urban Living & Real Estate TRENDS 2025 🌟 On Friday, December 6th, we hosted an insightful session with ULN editor George Sell, diving into five key trends that will shape the living sector over the next 12 months. Expert guests shared their predictions, providing valuable insights on what’s ahead for urban living and real estate. The discussion covered: - SFR looks to bespoke rental homes - UK coliving goes nationwide - The living sector takes off in the Gulf - A new wave of amenity-light BTR and PBSA - Flex becomes the norm for major office landlords A big thank you to our expert speakers for sharing their insights: 🔹 Richard B., Founder, Blackbird RE Advisory 🔹 Lisa Cations MRICS, Founder and Managing Director, JCR Advisors 🔹 Zakee Ahmed, Founder and CEO, Livinc 🔹 Debra Yudolph, Founder and CEO, SAY Property Consulting 🔹 Irene Marin Pastor, Senior Research Analyst, Knight Frank If you missed the live session, don’t worry! You can catch up on all the valuable insights here >> https://lnkd.in/grVRnrBY #urbanliving #realestatetrends #flexibleliving #coliving #SFR #BTR
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It’s been a pleasure to participate in the webinar hosted by George Sell from the Urban Living News where we discussed the trends in the BTR, co-living and flex sectors with Zakee Ahmed from Livinc, Debra Yudolph from Say Property, Irene Marin Pastor from Knight Frank, and Richard B. from Blackbird Real Estate Advisory. It is fascinating how the industry is evolving and focusing on delivering superior customer experience. One of the major trends that I’ve observed through my advisory work with the major investors and property owners has been the integration of flexible office and coworking offering into the landlord residential schemes. This is becoming a new norm where flex and coworking: 1) generate substantial returns to the landlords unlocking new revenue streams, 2) drive the rental upside in their living assets through ca 25%+ increase in rent in the properties with the flex space offered to the residents, 3) reduce the leasing period in their rental assets by offering flex as part of the amenity at the discounted rate to the residents, whilst also opening it up to the external members to create a diverse member base and additional revenue streams. My predictions for 2025 are: 1) We’ll be seeing more residential, BTR and co-living schemes including flex and coworking as part of their amenity offering. 2) Property owners will be launching their own coworking and flex brands to deliver a distinguished experience, retain control and directly engage with the customers. 3) Flex and coworking spaces will be delivering social impact value to the property owners and local authorities who will be solving the affordability problem and incentivising affordable workspaces through CAPEX funding grants and including flex in the planning application requirements. If you’d like to learn more about the flexible offices and how they can generate returns to the landlords and investors in the office, mixed use, retail and residential schemes, feel free to get in touch. Wish you all a wonderful Christmas and New Year and look forward to a successful 2025 for all of us! 🎄🥳 JCR Advisors #flexibleoffices #BTR #retail #coworking #coliving #mixeduse #socialimpact
🌟 Recap from 6th December webinar: Urban Living & Real Estate TRENDS 2025 🌟 On Friday, December 6th, we hosted an insightful session with ULN editor George Sell, diving into five key trends that will shape the living sector over the next 12 months. Expert guests shared their predictions, providing valuable insights on what’s ahead for urban living and real estate. The discussion covered: - SFR looks to bespoke rental homes - UK coliving goes nationwide - The living sector takes off in the Gulf - A new wave of amenity-light BTR and PBSA - Flex becomes the norm for major office landlords A big thank you to our expert speakers for sharing their insights: 🔹 Richard B., Founder, Blackbird RE Advisory 🔹 Lisa Cations MRICS, Founder and Managing Director, JCR Advisors 🔹 Zakee Ahmed, Founder and CEO, Livinc 🔹 Debra Yudolph, Founder and CEO, SAY Property Consulting 🔹 Irene Marin Pastor, Senior Research Analyst, Knight Frank If you missed the live session, don’t worry! You can catch up on all the valuable insights here >> https://lnkd.in/grVRnrBY #urbanliving #realestatetrends #flexibleliving #coliving #SFR #BTR
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Lisa Cations MRICS, Founder and Managing Director of JCR Advisors participated in the webinar hosted by George Sell from the Urban Living News where we discussed a panel of outstanding speakers: Zakee Ahmed from Livinc, Debra Yudolph from Say Property, Irene Marin Pastor from Knight Frank and Richard Berridge from Blackbird Real Estate Advisory discussed the trends in the BTR, co-living and flex sectors. Lisa Cations spoke about how the flex the industry is evolving and how the property owners and operators are focusing on delivering superior customer experience. One of the major trends that highlighted was the integration of flexible office and coworking offerings into the landlord residential schemes. This is becoming a new norm where flex and coworking: 1) generate substantial returns to the landlords unlocking new revenue streams, 2) drive the rental upside in their living assets through ca 25%+ increase in rent in the properties with the flex space offered to the residents, 3) reduce the leasing period in their rental assets by offering flex as part of the amenity at the discounted rate to the residents, whilst also opening it up to the external members to create a diverse member base and additional revenue streams. Lisa Cations’ predictions for 2025 are: 1) We’ll be seeing more residential, BTR and co-living schemes including flex and coworking as part of their amenity offering. 2) Property owners will be launching their own coworking and flex brands to deliver a distinguished experience, retain control and directly engage with the customers. 3) Flex and coworking spaces will be delivering social impact value to the property owners and local authorities who will be solving the affordability problem and incentivising affordable workspaces through CAPEX funding grants and including flex in the planning application requirements. If you’d like to learn more about the flexible offices and how they can generate returns to the landlords and investors in the office, mixed use, retail and residential schemes, get in touch with us. We wish you all a wonderful Christmas and New Year and look forward to a successful 2025 for all of us! 🎄🥳
🌟 Recap from 6th December webinar: Urban Living & Real Estate TRENDS 2025 🌟 On Friday, December 6th, we hosted an insightful session with ULN editor George Sell, diving into five key trends that will shape the living sector over the next 12 months. Expert guests shared their predictions, providing valuable insights on what’s ahead for urban living and real estate. The discussion covered: - SFR looks to bespoke rental homes - UK coliving goes nationwide - The living sector takes off in the Gulf - A new wave of amenity-light BTR and PBSA - Flex becomes the norm for major office landlords A big thank you to our expert speakers for sharing their insights: 🔹 Richard B., Founder, Blackbird RE Advisory 🔹 Lisa Cations MRICS, Founder and Managing Director, JCR Advisors 🔹 Zakee Ahmed, Founder and CEO, Livinc 🔹 Debra Yudolph, Founder and CEO, SAY Property Consulting 🔹 Irene Marin Pastor, Senior Research Analyst, Knight Frank If you missed the live session, don’t worry! You can catch up on all the valuable insights here >> https://lnkd.in/grVRnrBY #urbanliving #realestatetrends #flexibleliving #coliving #SFR #BTR
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So why the rebrand? Il tell you why, because time moves on and the timing was right. LGL, the look of it, the sound of it, what we intend to do with it. The world has changed, the market has moved - people’s working habits, young professionals buying homes, access to funding, doing deals, everything has changed. Market conditions have been the most challenged I’ve known since 2009, but there is something in the air, that something building momentum waiting for the next bit of positive news. News that is expected and anticipated. We have changed, London Green Ltd is no more but the learnings, the track record and the energy has never been more forceful. This next chapter for us is the most important in our history, never has the opportunity been greater. We will be innovating, developing best in class buildings, in doing so unlocking underutilized real estate, delivering flourishing residential communities. How will we do it, by partnering with the best professionals and operators in the land. The projects we put our name to will be bigger, bolder, better! An institutional grade product rarely seen in the market. No stone will be left unturned, our product outperforming the expectations of the institutional capital that will ultimately be custodians of these assets over the next few decades and more importantly the residents who will be occupying them. The team at LGL is the strongest its ever been, all aligned in the focus, the determination to do whatever it takes to achieve what I’ve set out above. Lets see how we go…
This rebrand marks a new stage in our mission to shape urban communities. This stage is about sustainably creating the very best in urban living at an institutional scale. Our focus remains on building beautifully designed homes, amenities, and community spaces that generate value for our investors and build a better future for residents. Alongside this evolution we will continue our legacy of creating distinctive residential developments that honour the history and individuality of the surrounding area. We have the experience, the relationships, the know-how, and the passion to create something extraordinary. Thank you for being a part of this journey. https://www.lgl.co/
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Transforming old amenities into functional spaces is just one aspect of our approach to revitalizing multifamily properties. Read more about the Paris Park transformation here: https://lnkd.in/ePt6ev8m #affordablehousing #multifamilyproperties #propertytransformation
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In the ever-evolving Boston real estate market, we're seeing an increased interest in urban revitalization - turning industrial land into dynamic mixed-use spaces. Like the 'On the Dot' project by Core Investments, backed by luxury condo experts Crescent Heights, transforming 10 acres in Dorchester into a vibrant hub with residencies, commercial zones, and open spaces. A trend to watch closely? Absolutely. Yet, the potential challenges - from financial commitments to risks and planning - shouldn't be overlooked. As we strive for development, let's dig deeper to understand the emerging trends and potential gaps in our strategies. Rather than going with the flow, let's question - are we in line with the evolving market? Are we maximizing our urban spaces optimally and profitably? For deeper insights and smarter strategies, feel free to connect with Joe Turco from Turco Group. #BostonRealEstate #BostonRealtor #MovemetoBoston #Boston #TurcoGroup
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