Residential
A distinguishing aspect of our business is the breadth of our residential expertise. This deep understanding allows us to provide specialist advice across all types and scales of residential real estate whether for sale or rent, from individual apartments to major new urban quarters, student accommodation to senior living.
No matter what the size, format or type, we have extensive experience and expertise relevant to all aspects of, mixed-use and residential real estate. We advise on assets and projects from site assembly and planning, to delivery and sale or rental of units. Being involved from early stages ensures residential elements are appropriately structured, well managed and acceptable to lenders, creating an attractive end product for both purchasers and investors.
Working closely with our private wealth team, we have extensive knowledge of advising private individuals, families and investment consortia on the sale, purchase and management of property for their own use as well as on domestic and international investment portfolios.
In brief
- Market leader in residential and mixed use residential development
- Innovator in creating new models for investment and tenure
- Advising individuals and families on investment portfolios
Residential
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Rebecca Wardle
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Suzanne Benson
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Nikita Asher
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Shahliza Chaudary
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Sophie Critchley
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Imogen Fisher
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Jack Frier
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Chen Ikeogu
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Susan Jarvis
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Yassar Jassani
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Abdulhaq Mohammed
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Stephen Moore
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Louise Robinson
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Tim Brown
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Eve Cristo
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Melanie Dixon
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John Forde
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Leanne Griggs
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Saerim Kim
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Knowledge Hub
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Insights
The Crime and Policing Act 2026: What it means for Social Housing Landlords
On 29 April 2026, the Crime and Policing Bill received Royal Assent and will now be known as the Crime and Policing Act 2026. It is anticipated that the legislation will come into force on 29 June 2026 however, this is yet to be confirmed. This Act represents a major shift in how antisocial behaviour (ASB) is tackled, with important implications for social housing landlords as follows:
Events
Property & Development Breakfast Briefing
The property sector is always evolving. Join us Thursday 22 October for a quick look at what's happening now, and what's coming next.
News
Trowers strengthens Birmingham Real Estate team with partner hire
International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has appointed new Partner, David Meecham to lead the Real Estate team in Birmingham, strengthening its offering to clients across the region.
Podcasts
Podcast: How to deliver successful intergenerational living schemes
Podcast: How to deliver successful intergenerational living schemes