As more Baby Boomers hit retirement, property is waking up to the opportunity raised by the question of where they will want to live out their retirement. Designing age-friendly neighbourhoods and urban centres with older residents in mind, together with multi-generational living projects, combined with an influx of money going into this sector, make senior living one of the hottest markets to talk about.
It’s not just about residential either, as the ageing population has huge implications for our healthcare systems too. Panellists and presenters at this popular conference will address later living and healthcare property.
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Agenda:
8am Arrival, breakfast + networking
9am Welcome, presentation + panel discussion: Retirement living and care homes
Charles Taylor, director of new business, Anchor
Thomas Pearson, partner, JMW Solicitors
Ian Mellor, later living associate, Pozzoni
Amanda Newton, executive director – customer insight, Livv Housing Group
Paul McGarry, associate director, Greater Manchester Ageing Hub
10.15am Networking break
10.45am Presentation + panel discussion: Age inclusive communities
Mike Nevitt, managing director, Anwyl Partnerships
Gillian Harrison, senior associate, Levitt Bernstein
Mark Hammond, senior lecturer, Manchester School of Architecture
Tim Spencer, later living expert, Nexus Planning
Marcus Fisher, director, Civic Projects
12pm Close with lunch and further networking
- GILLIAN HARRISON, LEVITT BERNSTEIN | Designs specialist housing for older people, from supported independent living accommodation to care homes including The Courtyards, an extra care housing scheme in Preston that integrates all 10 HAPPI principles to ensure the residents’ wellbeing and care needs are met.
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- MARK HAMMOND, MANCHESTER SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | Investigates ageing and inequality in the urban environments, with a focus on age-friendly neighbourhoods and housing. He co-authored ‘A Design for Life’, a pocketbook guide addressing the changing needs and aspirations of an ageing society.
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- MIKE NEVITT, ANWYL PARTNERSHIPS | Specialises in the affordable/social housing sector, creating new homes and communities, catering for a wide demographic. Anwyl’s expertise ranges from general family homes, to large extra care apartment schemes.
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- THOMAS PEARSON, JMW SOLICITORS | Acts for a number of developers who source, design, fund and contract primary healthcare and nursing home developments throughout the UK. To date, he has advised on new-build care-home projects to create in excess of 2,500 new residential care beds across England and Wales.
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- IAN MELLOR, POZZONI | Specialises in the later living market, particularly integrated retirement communities and assisted living projects, working with the UK’s leading operators and developers to create welcoming and inclusive communities to maximise the enjoyment of later life.
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- CHARLES TAYLOR, ANCHOR | England’s largest provider of specialist housing and care for people in later life. It manages 54,000 homes for older people across 1,700 sites, with nearly 6,000 residential care customers.
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- TIM SPENCER, NEXUS PLANNING | Specialises in the senior housing sector working on a range of care homes and integrated retirement communities. In 2021, Tim secured permission for over 800 units of assisted living accommodation across three integrated retirement community schemes.
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- MARCUS FISHER, CIVIC PROJECTS | Advises a range of housing associations and councils developing homes for older people, including multi-generational developments, extra care, new forms of sheltered housing and the replacement and re-use of redundant sheltered housing.
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- AMANDA NEWTON, LIVV HOUSING GROUP | Has strategic and operational oversight of the customer insight directorate, which delivers the core customer facing housing management services at Livv Housing Group. This includes homes for older customers with a focus on building multi-generational communities to build great places to live.
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- PAUL MCGARRY, GM AGEING HUB | Works with partners across Greater Manchester to respond to the opportunities and challenges of an ageing population in the city region, focusing on reducing inequalities and ageing well.
Tickets cost £68+VAT. There will be a mix of presentations and panels. Breakfast and lunch are included, providing plenty of opportunity for business development.
This event is sponsored by JMW
Book using the form below – if you can’t see the form, please contact events@placenorthwest.co.uk
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