Timings Meet at 14.00 pm Trinity College, Oxford and we will return by 16.30, allowing time for attendees to get ready for the evening dinner.

Please note this is an all-ticket event – registration is essential. Places are limited.

NB UK Prop Social Members: limited to two places per company (early bird offer). Non-members must purchase a ticket for the Walk.

Walk One: EIT Campus, Littlemore, Oxford (10 max)

Walk Two: Oxford North, Oxford (25 max)

Walk Three: Life and Mind Building (LAMB) (20 max)

Reception drinks from 18.15 at Trinity College Oxford.

Places are limited and the cost will include a three-course meal.

Coffee & Tea served, Networking and Opportunity to see the Pop Up Expo.

Market briefing – Oxford v Reading v Cambridge

A review of current market trends and predictions across these markets – is it possible to compare these three markets or not? What are the common links, and where is the real growth happening?  Now that the developers have responded to the call to arms for the innovation sector several years ago, is there now an oversupply?

CHAIR
Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UKPF

PANEL
Guy Parkes, Partner, Vail Williams
Kevin Cooke, Head of Office – Oxford, CBRE
Henry Godsal, Head of Cambridge Investment Strategy & Asset Management, Savills – TBC

WELCOME
Matthew Battle, Managing Director, UKPF

THE COLEMAN INTERVIEW
Charles Butters, Consultant Strategic Property Advisor to Oxfordshire County Council & Founder of Sulgrave Advisors
Neale Coleman CBE, Chair, The Oxford Growth Commission

SHAPING THE FUTURE
The Growth Commission Report has now been published and on the streets of Oxfordshire, but what are the implications of the report for the residents and businesses as newly shaped authorities are formed? And how will The Growth Commission and its partners collaborate to make Oxfordshire more attractive for investors and tenants to place to live, work and play?

See Above: The Oxford Growth Commission has published its interim report and has set the agenda for what it intends to deliver. Our panel will examine how the Growth Commission will encourage collaboration, investment and efficiencies, thereby ensuring sustained growth and prosperity across the region;

• work alongside the newly shaped authorities once they are formed;
• make the region more attractive to the demand side, and what the supply side is doing to make it the most attractive place to work.

CHAIR
Charles Butters, Consultant Strategic Property Advisor to Oxfordshire County Council & Founder of Sulgrave Advisors / Oxfordshire Development Forum

PANEL
Martin Reeves, Chief Executive, Oxfordshire County Council – TBC
Caroline Green, Chief Executive, Oxford City Council
Philip Campbell, Development Director, Milton Park
Olga Kozlova, Director of Innovation, University of Oxford & Equinox
Neale Coleman CBE, Chair, the Oxford Growth Commission

EIT CAMPUS @ OXFORD: REAL ESTATE WITH GLOBAL AMBITIONS

A new 300,000 sqft campus, designed by Foster & Partners, is being built at Littlemore in Oxford to innovate and provide solutions to many of the world’s medical problems. What is unique about the location of Oxford, how does the design encourage innovation and what is the long-term strategy for EIT as it expands its portfolio across Oxford and London?    

CHAIR
Laura Ludlow, Partner Mills & Reeve – TBC

PANEL
Matt Abney, Senior Director of Real Estate, EIT
Representative from Foster & Partners
Matt Blakeman, Sales Director, Morgan Lovell

Coffee served, Networking and Opportunity to see the Pop Up Expo.

NEW HOMES, NEW COMMUNITIES

How can new homes support thriving, well-connected communities and what innovative steps are developers taking to create places people truly want to live? Using Heyford Park as an example, our panel will explore how master planning, investment in infrastructure and a balanced mix of homes can enhance places.

CHAIR
Rob Allaway, Managing Director, DevComms

PANEL
Paul Silver, CEO, Dorchester Living
Rep from Oxfordshire County Council
Rachel Wood, Managing Director, Sladen Estates (Bicester Arc)

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WARNEFORD PARK: FROM CARE TO CURE

Creating a world-leading campus for mental health care, academic and medical research, and education. How has the 200-year-old legacy of mental healthcare at the Warneford Hospital inspired and enabled this innovative shared vision?  And how will this 950,000sqft project transform lives and contribute to Oxford’s world-leading science and innovation eco-system?

CHAIR
Emily Slupek, Director Building and Project Consultancy, Savills

PANEL
Robert Dawson or Eric Parry, Director, Eric Parry Architects
Helen Ensor, Donald Insall Associates
Rob Bale, Consultant Psychiatrist and Chief Operating Officer for Mental Health and Learning Disability (tbc)
Heidi Johansen-Berg, Associate Head of Division (Research and Innovation) Medical Sciences Division, University of Oxford (tbc)

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