The role of the town centre or high street has evolved to become less about shops, and more about place. Successful towns embraced their individuality to create a stable community, one that has ownership of its vision, understands its requirements for housing delivery, employment growth, connectivity and the confidence to embrace its purpose. Our places will always need to provide compelling offers and a diversity of use to thrive, now more so than ever before.

Solutions are complex by their nature, and this is where we excel. Having knowledge of the full development cycle and our experience in linking public and private imperatives to unlock value can help towns not only be resilient to change, but adapt and thrive. Montagu Evans’ Recovery and Restructuring team applies our combined knowledge of overcoming common challenges in the sphere of property lending, with asset class and market specific experience. We harness individual expertise into one integrated team dedicated to delivering creative solutions for lenders and Insolvency Practitioners on the challenges they face.

*This research has been prepared for general information purposes only. It does not constitute any investment, financial or other specialised advice or recommendations, and you should not, therefore, rely on its contents for such purposes. You should seek separate professional advice if required.

HERACLITUS ONCE SAID, THE ONLY CONSTANT IS CHANGE, AND THAT IS CERTAINLY TRUE.

Real estate stands out as an example of an industry that has managed to survive a long uninterrupted period of little change in terms of required services and means of delivering those services. But like most industries, it is now meeting disruption head on in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4). We identify that the application of emerging and existing technologies will have a major impact on real estate development, from the selection and acquisition of sites, to design, planning, construction and sale of a completed scheme.

Please see below our research that launched in November 2019. Although, a lot has changed since then, many findings still stand today.

*This research has been prepared for general information purposes only. It does not constitute any investment, financial or other specialised advice or recommendations, and you should not, therefore, rely on its contents for such purposes. You should seek separate professional advice if required.