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Welcome to Liverpool and the UK Property Forums tour, dinner and conference.

We have used the platform of the International Festival for Business (IFB) to create a property conference that breaks new ground by exploring how the UK economy can be influenced by investment in property and the development of new projects across all sectors. As one moves away from the bright lights of Greater London, UK City Leaders and investors are using a different model to generate new demand. We like to call it the ‘business of property’ and we hope that you leave the UK Property Forum with a renewed enthusiasm to ensure that the property sector continues to act as a catalyst for the future success of UK plc. Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums “I am absolutely delighted to give my full support to the International Fes- tival for Business. I think it’s an excellent idea and the Government will be behind you every step of the way.” Prime Minister Rt Hon David Cameron MP

“The UK Property Forums is one of the events I will be involved with as it brings together some of my interests: property - business and community. I do hope that you can support the IFB by attending.” Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council

“The International Festival for Business will provide an excellent forum for promoting the best of the UK to potential investors. We are delighted to see that there is a strong real estate element included in the Festival and look forward to playing our part in it” Liz Peace, Chief Executive, British Property Federation CBE ON THE RECORD...

Rebalancing the Economy – Conference Speakers Go On Record

Amid signs of continuing recovery of the UK economy, what is the state of the property sector? Are the UK regions really feeling the benefit of new growth and how are UK and overseas investors reacting to the increasingly positive predictions for the coming years? We asked five contributors to the UK Property Forums conference at IFB for their views.

Richard Yorke, Head of UK Research at DTZ sees reasons for cautious optimism: “The property market – like other markets – is driven by confidence. It’s fair to say that sentiment in the regions has been improving since last Autumn, and that is increasingly reflected in the data.

“Activity in regional property markets fell back sharply during the recession because of the weakness of the economy and the lack of bank finance, but prices for good product are recovering and investors are increasingly targeting regional opportunities. Consequently, the record yield gap between London and the regions is beginning to close. Developers are responding and new lenders are providing finance. Rents are set to grow underpinned by increasing demand.”

Liz Peace, the British Property Forum’s CEO agrees and believes that the Government is generally on the right track too. “Ministers are certainly concerned about the growing disparity between London and the rest of the country and are looking hard at how to spread the “fairy dust” to make sure everyone benefits from the economic recovery. The property industry is central to this.”

Like Yorke, Peace sees the industry increasingly looking outside London and the south-east. “It’s getting more difficult to make money in London, so developers and investors and looking to regional cities to create value. This has partially been driven by the huge focus on London from international investors which has led UK firms to look further afield and more work needs to be done to help other cities attract foreign funds. It is starting to happen – just look at the involvement of BCEG in Airport City Manchester and Norges Bank at Meadowhall in Sheffield – but more is needed to genuinely re-balance the property market.”

Ex-Goldman Sachs chief, Jim O’Neill who is now Chair of the Cities Growth Commission, has suggested that bringing together the economies of Liverpool and Manchester would create an urban area which could compete with London, something that Peel Director Lindsey Ashworth concurs with. Peel has significant land holdings in both cities and he believes that the north-west is the place that will bring them success and Liverpool in particular offers great opportunity: “As a developer, Peel invests in places to help create growth and prosperity for all. Investing in London is fine, but costs there are relatively expensive both in construction and with labour compared to the northwest. The costs of developing in the Liverpool city region and across the north-west region are much lower and the city itself is on the up again after many years of underperforming – the Port is of course expanding as can be seen with the new deep sea terminal that we are presently constructing and the success of the Liverpool One shopping development also demonstrates this.

“There is probably another 20 to 30 years’ more development in the pipeline as Liverpool continues to recover and grow and now working with Manchester to create the strongest ‘super-region’ in the UK.

At the heart of this is the availability of an educated, well-qualified workforce and it is striking how many students stay in the region following graduation. This is particularly true of overseas students who find the area friendly and affordable and choose to make it their home.”

Paul Newman, Director of Communications at Peel, points to the success of the group’s MediaCityUK as further evidence of the ability of the north-west to attract investment and occupiers “There are now between 6,000 and 7,000 people living and working at MediaCityUK and we have a long term ambition to continue the development in line with demand. Some 130 of the companies on the site have fewer than 10 people and include a whole range of tech and media firms. Manchester has historically been a media centre and the success of the development is showing that you can work in tech businesses outside London and do well.”

Julian Lipscombe is Director of Bennetts Associates, the architects responsible for drawing up major regeneration frameworks for Mayfield and the arrival of HS2 into Manchester. He certainly sees opportunities for architects across the north-west and comments:

“Our scheme for the Mayfield site [south of Manchester’s Piccadilly station] is led by the residential element and the housing market in the city appears to be coming back very strongly. Allied London’s plans for the redevelopment of the Granada Studios, which we are currently pitching for, seems to support this.

“I think it’s also worth bearing in mind that there are many in London who are also determined for the north-west – and the rest of the UK – to succeed. At a recent MIPIM breakfast event, the GLA was extremely clear that it believes the capital simply can’t cope with unlimited growth and needs the cities of the north to be strong, particularly if they can operate together.” ATTENDEES: TOUR

Emer Dowling Abacus Shaun Corris Abacus David Almond Arup David Heron Arup Christopher Sherlock Barclays Dan Mitchell Barton Willmore Kegang Wu BCC Link to China Julian Lipscombe Bennetts Associates Colin Sinclair Bruntwood Mark Worthington or Neil Kirkham CBRE Dougal Paver Curtins Consulting Philip Black EC Harris Robert Diggle Edward Symonns James Gray Estates Gazette Krista Powell Freeman Fisher Darren Pither Gray’s Inn Estates Jenny Jackson Gray’s Inn Estates Miles Dunnett Grosvenor Steve Hutton Harmsen Tilney Shane Brian Ricketts or Nick Harrop Hitchcock Wright Andrew Taylor JB Leitch Stuart Massie Keppie Massie Tony Reed Keppie Massie Ann Hopper Liverpool Vision Andrew Owen Mason Owen Jon Swain Mason Partners Chris Hennessy or David Colvin Matthew & Goodman Brian Ricketts or Nick Harrop Nitchcock Wright Anthony Byrne Nottingham City Council Lorraine Baggs Nottingham City Council Ian Pollitt Peel Holdings Lindsey Ashworth Peel Holdings Cath Cookson Porterfield Sudarghara Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Ajmail Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Alex Anderson Robertson Construction Kenny Orpin Santander Kenny McInnes The Highland Council Richard Bertram TSK Group Matthew Battle UK Property Forums Peter Valkenburg Walker Sime Neil Kimmance Walker Sime Lucy O’Connor Wates Construction Phil Harrison Wates Construction John Foster Wates Construction Karl Jackson Weightmans LLP ATTENDEES: DINNER

Emer Dowling Abacus Andrew Byrne Keppie Massie Shaun Corris Abacus Bill Hughes Legal & General Property Suzanne Adams Ad Lib Mark Povall Liverpool Airport Carol Cavanagh Alphabet Elaine Bowker Liverpool Community College Ruardiah Jackson Argent Services LLP Chris Bliss Liverpool One David Partridge Argent Services LLP Ann Hopper Liverpool Vision David Almond Arup Ian McCarthy Liverpool Vision David Heron Arup Jenny Douglas Liverpool Vision Mark Ashall Ashall Properties Sarah Kelsey Liverpool Vision Christopher Sherlock Barclays Matt Biagetti Liverpool Vision Barry Gregory Barry Gregory Comms Richard Wells MIPIM UK Dan Mitchell Barton Willmore Rebecca Keegan Morecrofts Kegang Wu BCC Link to China Chris Hennessey Mott Macdonald Sandy Gill Brabners Rob Mason Neptune Liz Peace British Property Federation Barry Williams Neptune Developments Ghislaine Trehearne British Property Federation Pat Ritchie Newcastle City Council Martin Watson Brock Carmichael Mike McEvoy Norland Colin Sinclair Bruntwood Anthony Byrne Nottingham City Council Kate Ingram Burnley BC Lorraine Baggs Nottingham City Council Mike Walker CBRE Phil Cresswell Oldham Council Clair Rickaby Conveyancing Risk Solutions Vincent Owen Owen Richmond LLP Dougal Paver Curtins Consulting Sam Crothers Our Studio Richard Yorke DTZ Ian Pollitt Peel Holdings John Keyes DTZ Lindsey Ashworth Peel Holdings Peter Boardman Dunbar & Boardman Vincent Chen Peel Holdings Julie Simms DWF LLP Ian Johnston Peel Ports Group Stephen Benson DWF LLP Jessica Swettenham Place North West Andy Nicol DWF LLP Pete Swift Planit Andrew Flounders DWF LLP Cath Cookson Porterfield Nic Crocker DWF LLP Ian Purvis Porterfield Paul Inman DWF LLP Dace Grove Ramboll Jon Stevens DWF LLP Sudarghara Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Melanie Williams DWF LLP Ajmail Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Helen Johnston DWF LLP Curtis Ashworth Rust Studio Philip Black EC Harris Kenny Orpin Santander Ray Bell EC Harris Stewart Carruth Scottish Cities Alliance Phil Ince EC Harris Shelagh McNerney Shelagh McNerney Ltd Jasmine Diesel Emerson Chris Arnold Smaller Earth Jenna Fisher Emerson Sean Keyes Sutcliffe James Gray Estates Gazette Tim Smith Thames Valley Berkshire LEP Damian Wild Estates Gazette Kenny McInnes The Highland Council Krista Powell Freeman Fisher Richard Bertram TSK Group Darren Pither Gray’s Inn Estates Amy Charles UK Property Forums Jenny Jackson Gray’s Inn Estates Matthew Battle UK Property Forums Miles Dunnett Grosvenor Paul Marsh UKTI RIO Steve Hutton Harmsen Tilney Shane Nahid Majid UKTI RIO Duncan Sutherland High Speed 2 Roger Holman UKTI Marie Marks IC Entertainments Bernard Molloy Unipart Logistics/City of Liverpool LEP Mark Bousfield Igloo Regeneration Lucy O’Connor Wates Construction Alan Robson Innov8e Phil Harrison Wates Construction Steve McCarfferty IQE John Foster Wates Construction Anne Couper-Woods IQE Gareth Neal Wates Construction Jonathan Leitch JB Leitch Peter Malone Wates Construction Philip Parkinson JB Leitch Mark Adams Wates Construction Raury Mason JB Leitch Sian Evans Weightmans LLP Andy Hull JB Leitch Clive Bleasdale Weightmans LLP Nathan Caley JB Leitch Samantha Hamilton Davies Weightmans LLP Katy Devine JB Leitch Tony Parry Weightmans LLP Shelley Jones JB Leitch Natasha Robson Wyldfire Marketing Andrew Taylor JB Leitch Howard Kendall Justine McGuinn Just PR David Fairclough Stuart Keppie Keppie Massie John Keith Tony Reed Keppie Massie Ray Parr ATTENDEES: CONFERENCE

Mike Hitchmough 3D Reid Damian Wild Estates Gazette Emer Dowling Abacus Chris Birkin Estates Gazette Andrew Cardwell Abacus Krista Powell Freeman Fisher Shaun Corris Abacus Darren Pither Gray’s Inn Estates Nicky Hughes Active Profile Jenny Jackson Gray’s Inn Estates Suzanne Adams Ad Lib Miles Dunnett Grosvenor Steve Burne AEW Architects David Sayer GVA John McHugh Airport City Manchester Keith Molloy Halton Carol Cavanagh Alphabet Steve Hutton Harmsen Tilney Shane Ruardiah Jackson Argent Services LLP Donald Sutherland High Speed 2 David Partridge Argent Services LLP Graham Archibald Hill Dickinson Harriet Radcliffe Argent Services LLP Alex McCann Hill Dickinson James Heather Argent Services LLP Tony McDonnell Hill Dickinson David Almond Arup Ranulf Lucas ICM Wealth David Heron Arup Mark Eltringham Insight Publising Garry Banks Arup Steve McCarfferty IQE Christopher Sherlock Barclays Anne Couper-Woods IQE Dan Mitchell Barton Willmore Jonathan Leitch JB Leitch Deborah Darling Bauer Technologies Philip Parkinson JB Leitch Kegang Wu BCC Link to China Raury Mason JB Leitch Wang Weibo BCEG Andrew Bailey JB Leitch Julian Lipscombe Bennetts Associates Andrew Taylor JB Leitch Laura Morgan Bridging Finance Justine McGuinn Just PR Liz Peace British Property Federation Stuart Keppie Keppie Massie Ghislaine Trehearne British Property Federation Tony Reed Keppie Massie Steve Whyman Broadgate Estates Andrew Byrne Keppie Massie David Marks Brockton Capital Leah DaSilva Land Aid Colin Sinclair Bruntwood John Navaratnam Liverpool City Council Chris Oglesby Bruntwood Rob Monaghan Liverpool City Council Kate Ingram Burnley BC Lisa Smith Liverpool City Council Alex Hooley Burnley BC Bill Hughes Legal & General Property Anthony Saulle Burnley BC Joe Anderson OBE Liverpool City Council Ralph Minott Calthorpe Estates Elaine Bowker Liverpool Community College Tim Healey Capital and Centric Tony McDonough Liverpool Echo Ross Ogilvie Cartwright Pickard Architects Jeff Porter Liverpool Echo Mike Walker CBRE Chris Bliss Liverpool One Claire Delahunty City of Liverpool LEP Ann Hopper Liverpool Vision Paul Norman Co-Star News Ian McCarthy Liverpool Vision Clair Rickaby Conveyancing Risk Solutions Jenny Douglas Liverpool Vision Roy Partington Conveyancing Risk Solutions Anne Ellis Liverpool Vision Dougal Paver Curtins Consulting Mark McNulty Liverpool Vision Sean Beech Deloitte LLP James Harper Liverpool Vision Barry Crichton Deloitte LLP Jonathan Caswell Liverpool Vision Michele Steel Deloitte LLP Rob Monaghan Liverpool Vision Richard Yorke DTZ George Ellis Liverpool Vision John Keyes DTZ Annette McGarry Liverpool Vision Peter Boardman Dunbar & Boardman Clair Hewitson Marketing Manchester Gaynor Sullivan Dundee City Council Sir Howard Bernstein Manchester City Council Julie Simms DWF LLP Steve Wild Media City Stephen Benson DWF LLP Richard Wells MIPIM UK Andy Nicol DWF LLP Pat Ritchie Newcastle City Council Andrew Flounders DWF LLP Tom Warburton Newcastle City Council Nic Crocker DWF LLP Anthony Byrne Nottingham City Council Paul Inman DWF LLP Lorraine Baggs Nottingham City Council Helen Johnston DWF LLP Sam Crothers Our Studio Philip Black EC Harris Nick Harrison Our Studio Ray Bell EC Harris Neil Patten Pattens Phil Ince EC Harris Ian Pollitt Peel Holdings Andrew Sallis Environmental Scientifics Group Lindsey Ashworth Peel Holdings James Gray Estates Gazette Nick Hey Peel Holdings Vincent Chen Peel Holdings Tim Smith Thames Valley Berkshire LEP Jessica Swettenham Place North West Kenny McInnes The Highland Council Cath Cookson Porterfield Richard Bertram TSK Group Ian Purvis Porterfield Amy Charles UK Property Forums Dace Grove Ramboll Matthew Battle UK Property Forums Amy Hopkinson Remarkable Engagement Paul Marsh UKTI RIO Matthew Crisp Remarkable Engagement Nahid Majid UKTI RIO Sudarghara Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Sir Michael Bear UKTI RIO Ajmail Dusanj Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Roger Holman UKTI Alex Anderson Robertson Construction Bernard Molloy Unipart Logistics/City of Liverpool LEP Kenny Orpin Santander Peter Valkenburg Walker Sime Deidre O’Leary Santander Neil Kimmance Walker Sime James Evans Santander Lucy O’Connor Wates Construction Shona McAllister Scottish Cities Alliance Phil Harrison Wates Construction Shelagh McNerney Shelagh McNerney Ltd John Foster Wates Construction Andrew German Sheppard Robson+IDSR Gareth Neal Wates Construction Caroline Leigh South Lakeland DC Peter Malone Wates Construction Alex Ward Stlrling Council Tony Shenton Wates Construction

SPONSORS & PARTNERS

Many thanks to the following companies for helping make the UK Property Forum. Without their support and encouragement we would not have been able to present today’s event.

Sponsors & Exhibitors Charity Partner IFB Land Aid Peel Bruntwood Exhibitors JB Leitch Liverpool Vision Scottish Cities Alliance DWF LLP Weightmans Thames Valley Berkshire LEP Wates Abacus Trust EC Harris Robert Cains Brewery Liverpool Airport City Manchester City of Nottingham Conveyancing Risk Solutions Partners Santander British Property Federation CBRE Link to China Ramboll Liverpoll City LEP Media Partners IQE Estates Gazette MIPIM UK AGENDA: MORNING

8.00 Conference + Pop Up Exhibition Opens 9.00 Welcome to the Business of Property in Liverpool Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums Ian McCarthy, Director of Programme, International Festival for Business

9.35-10.30 UK City Leaders & Developers Talk Property

Can investment in the development of UK Cities create ‘real’ business growth? What examples are there of success and how can Cities keep evolving to ensure that demand is maintained? Is it only London, which has the ability to convert bricks into gold and what needs to be done to re-balance the UK Cities?

Chair Damian Wild, Editor, Estates Gazette

Speakers Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent Services LLP Chris Oglesby, CEO, Bruntwood

Panel Ian McCarthy, Director of Programme, International Festival for Business Chris Oglesby, CEO, Bruntwood Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council Pat Ritchie, Chief Executive, Newcastle City Council*

10.30 -11.20 TheBPF@TheIFB

Can investment in property help to redress the balance between London and the UK Regions? How do you create an investment market in areas previously bypassed by investors? What will motivate investors to get involved? What role can the property sector play in this process as the UK economy improves and the recovery spreads north?

Chair Liz Peace, CEO, British Property Federation

Speaker Richard Yorke, Director + Head of UK Research, DTZ

Panel Sir Michael Bear, Chairman, UKTI Regeneration Investment Organisation Bill Hughes, Managing Director, Legal & General Property David Marks, Co-Managing Partner, Brockton Capital John Keyes, Senior Director – Head of Manchester Office, DTZ

11.20 -11.45 Morning Coffee + Chance to visit the Pop Up Exhibition 11.45-12.30 RIO comes to Liverpool

What does the UK Trade & Investment RIO (Regeneration investment organisation) mean for the UK property, design and construction sectors. This session will include an overview of one of the selected RIO projects, Liverpool Waters including the Atlantic Gateway.

Chair Garry Banks, Director, Arup

Speakers Sir Michael Bear, Chairman, UKTI Regeneration Investment Organisation Lindsey E. Ashworth, Development Director, Peel Holdings (Land + Property)

Panel Bernard Molloy, Global Logistics Director, Unipart

12.30-13.00 UK Property Forum Feedback Session from the Floor

Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UK Property Forums

13.00 Lunch + Chance to visit the Pop Up Exhibition AGENDA: AFTERNOON

13.50-14.00 Afternoon Key Note

Joe Anderson OBE, Mayor of Liverpool*

14:00-14.45 Transport Needs

Can a transport hub define a City Region and what is the property vision for HS2, Airport City and other major transport projects planned for the UK? And are we about to experience a massive shift towards sustainable transport nodes as a catalyst for future business growth?

Chair Julian Lipscombe, Director, Bennetts Associates

Speakers David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent Services LLP Duncan Sutherland, Non-Executive Director, High Speed 2

Panel Wang Weibo, Director, BCEG

14:45-15.30 Digital North West

Tomorrows Silicon Roundabout: How will the North West and other locations outside of London’s ubiquitous Silicon Roundabout compete as a location to provide a digital offer and create future real estate opportunities? (Maybe we should be calling this the Silicon Canal Network?)

Chair Mark Eltringham, Founder and Publisher, Insight Publishing

Speakers Andrew German, Partner + Director of Practiser, Sheppard Robson Architects + IDSR Steve Wild, Managing Director, Media City UK

Panel Colin Sinclair, Director of Property Marketing, Bruntwood

15.30-16.15 Housing Britain

Housing Residential Britain: Growth of PRS, Mixed Use and MMC? A credible answer to the UK housing crisis and a new asset class, which the property sector should take seriously.

Chair Nick Mullins, Senior Director, CBRE

Speakers Tim Healy, Director, Capital + Centric Cllr Ann O’Byrne, Executive Member Housing, City of Liverpool*

16.15 Afternoon Tea + Final Chance to Visit Pop Up Exhibition 17.00 Close Conference and to the Bar! How do you connect an intelligent business?

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22353 PEEL WATERFRONT AD.indd 7 25/06/2014 13:19 A WATERFRONT FOR THE WORLD Regenerating 60 hectares of historic docklands to create a world-class mixed use waterfront in Liverpool

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5382_Leitch_IFB_A4_Advert.indd 1 12/06/2014 15:47 LandAid works to improve the lives of children and young people in the UK who experience disadvantage due to their economic or social circumstances.

As a charitable foundation supported by the property industry, LandAid finds ways to apply the generosity and expertise of the industry to this cause.

Join the campaign at www.landaid.org.

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A couple of examples of projects we’ve funded…

Rampworx, Seacombe, Merseyside Developing life skills through sport

LandAid is providing £20,000 towards the creation of training spaces at Rampworx’ second skatepark in Wallasey, Wirral, Merseyside. The grant will pay for the renovation of 530 square metres two floors of office space into workshop space, ICT facilities, offices, meeting and training rooms. The renovation is scheduled to start on site in July 2014, and to be completed in September 2014.

Rampworx has been running a skatepark in Aintree, Liverpool since 1997, working with over 1,000 disadvantaged young people per week, aged 5 and over who partake in ‘In Line’ skating, BMX, Skateboarding and Scootering. It obtained charitable status in 2003 by expanding its projects to include support on drugs and alcohol, sexual health, healthy eating, IT, web design, music, street dance. This extreme sports project is an effective route to the hard to reach.

The LandAid grant will enable support to 1,000 disadvantaged children and young people per year to participate in extreme sports, and through this contact to work in partnership with local agencies to provide personal development, education and training opportunities to vulnerable young people.

Young Persons Advisory Service (YPAS), Liverpool Providing education, advice & family support

LandAid awarded a 2013/14 grant of £75,000 to YPAS towards the refurbishment of their city centre premises. YPAS provides informal education, awareness raising, support and therapeutic interventions to young people aged 10 to 25 and their families. The service works with over 1,500 young people per year.

In addition to the grant, LandAid has provided advice to YPAS on the scope of works urgently needed and facilitated pro bono advice from Grosvenor. Two key contacts from Grosvenor have been on multiple site visits and provided their professional guidance at different stages of development.

The impact of LandAid funding will increase access to approx. 3,115 beneficiaries per annum into a non-stigmatised environment.

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