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Our team of industry experts covers each of the services you’ll need in developing and operating a Build to Rent development.

Michael Cook - Chief Executive Officer
Michael Cook
Chief Executive Officer
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Andy Jones MARLA - Director of Corporate & Build to Rent
Andy Jones MARLA
Director of Corporate & Build to Rent
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Peter Kavanagh - Executive Chairman
Peter Kavanagh
Executive Chairman
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Ian Barnett - Director, Land
Ian Barnett
Director, Land
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Tim Foreman - Managing Director, Land & New Homes
Tim Foreman
Managing Director, Land & New Homes
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Jason Farrimond - Associate Director, Land & New Homes
Jason Farrimond
Associate Director, Land & New Homes
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Dan Lowery - Director, Surveyors
Dan Lowery
Director, Surveyors
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Andrew Williams - Managing Director, Boyer Planning
Andrew Williams
Managing Director, Boyer Planning
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Rob Poole - Director, Block Management
Rob Poole
Director, Block Management
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Paul Johnston - Corporate Sales Director
Paul Johnston
Corporate Sales Director
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Justine Edmonds - Head of Build to Rent / Leasing Strategies
Justine Edmonds
Head of Build to Rent / Leasing Strategies
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80 High Quality Rental Homes Coming to Northampton April 3rd

80 High Quality Rental Homes Coming to Northampton

Three Sixty Space, on behalf of Rental Living by Legal and General is launching 80 two, three and four bedroom homes at Norwood Quarter on Sandy Lane in Northampton.
Launching our EmpowerHER Programme on International Women’s Day March 8th

Launching our EmpowerHER Programme on International Women’s Day

No fewer than 63% of our staff are female, and we offer some unique benefits to attract women. However, acknowledging that women can still face additional pressures in the workplace, we have implemented several further initiatives as part of a programme named EmpowerHER.
BUDGET 2024: What Could The Chancellor Do To Support The Property Sector? March 5th

BUDGET 2024: What Could The Chancellor Do To Support The Property Sector?
Celebrating two years of being carbon neutral! March 5th

Celebrating two years of being carbon neutral!

As part of Leaders Romans Group (LRG), we're proud to announce our sustained achievement of carbon neutrality for a second consecutive year.
Build to Rent: a flexible product January 16th

Build to Rent: a flexible product

Andrew Jones, Director of Corporate & BTR at Leaders Romans Group reflects on the versatility of the Build to Rent sector and its progression.
Can Traditional BTR Learn from the Successes of Suburban BTR? October 17th

Can Traditional BTR Learn from the Successes of Suburban BTR?

Andy Jones, Group Director Corporate Lettings & Build to Rent, Leaders Romans Group
91 Rental Properties in Frimley, Camberley October 12th

91 Rental Properties in Frimley, Camberley

Considerable demand anticipated for high spec apartments
High Demand for Bracknell Rentals August 21st

High Demand for Bracknell Rentals

Popularity of Compass Court demonstrates strong demand in local market
Build to Rent and its potential to deliver community benefits, including affordable housing August 9th

Build to Rent and its potential to deliver community benefits, including affordable housing

Andy Jones, Group Director, Corporate & Build to Rent, Leaders Romans Group
LRG Appointed To Oversee Substantial Suburban Build To Rent Scheme At Buckler’s Park In Berkshire July 11th

LRG Appointed To Oversee Substantial Suburban Build To Rent Scheme At Buckler’s Park In Berkshire

We are delighted to announce that LRG has been instructed by Legal & General’s Suburban Build To Rent team to jointly manage and maintain over 100 Build to Rent (BTR) units at Buckler’s Park near Wokingham.
Garrison Point and Chatham Waterfront - new instruction February 23rd

Garrison Point and Chatham Waterfront - new instruction

LRG Appointed to Manage and Maintain BTR properties in popular Medway waterfront development
What's next for BTR - RICS Property Journal January 19th

What's next for BTR - RICS Property Journal

Recent media commentary on the private rented sector (PRS) has tended to focus on negatives - tax and regulatory changes, rising mortgage rates and a disproportionate focus on scandals associated with ‘rogue landlords’ – which, as the Government has recognised, represent only as very small proportion of the industry.
The Potential for BTR to De-risk Development Schemes in an Uncertain Market January 18th

The Potential for BTR to De-risk Development Schemes in an Uncertain Market

Recent political and economic uncertainty has inevitably caused some fluctuations in housebuilders’ profit forecasts: following the Truss Government’s disastrous mini-budget, analysts including Credit Suisse and Capital Economics predicted house price drops of as much as 15 per cent and volume builders including Barratt Developments and Bellway were reported to have abandoned growth plans for 2022.
The evolution of BTR - from city blocks to BTR suburban communities January 18th

The evolution of BTR - from city blocks to BTR suburban communities

Build to Rent (BTR) is the UK’s fastest-growing sector and this trend looks set to continue throughout 2023 and beyond.
Renters Reform Bill and professionalizing the PRS January 17th

Renters Reform Bill and professionalizing the PRS

The Renters’ Reform Bill has been on the cards for some time: it was originally proposed four prime ministers ago, by Theresa May as a ‘step change’ in protections for tenants.
Potential for BTR to help de-risk schemes January 17th

Potential for BTR to help de-risk schemes

The Considerable Potential for BTR to De-risk Development Schemes in an Uncertain Market
Priorities for the Secretary of State for Levelling Up Housing and Communities January 16th

Priorities for the Secretary of State for Levelling Up Housing and Communities

The two most pressing concerns for Michael Gove as he resumes his role as Secretary of State for levelling up are the housing crisis and the climate crisis.
Introducing BTR suburban communities January 16th

Introducing BTR suburban communities

In the past 10 years, the Build to Rent (BTR) sector has grown exponentially: the British Property Federation (BPF)’s Build to Rent Q1 2022 report reveals that the number of completed BTR homes rose by 19% during 2021, reaching a new high of 72,668 units per annum.
Can BTR Suburban Communities Deliver on the Levelling up Agenda January 13th

Can BTR Suburban Communities Deliver on the Levelling up Agenda

With Michael Gove returning as Secretary of State at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, it’s (reasonably) safe to assume that the levelling up agenda will be resumed.
BTR as a safe investment option January 13th

BTR as a safe investment option

There’s no denying that investment within the private rented sector (PRS) is being challenged. But while individual landlords are increasingly being compromised, the rental sector provides greater opportunity to institutional investors than ever before.

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