Good investment requires a great deal more than money

By Ghislaine Halpenny 2024-02-27T07:00:00

Responsible, considerate and thoughtful development should be profitable, both financially and in the way it delivers meaningful benefits for the community, says Ghislaine Halpenny of Regal London

Today’s real estate industry is facing intense scrutiny, from the initial investment in a development through to the quality of the end product and living experience.

Investment – and particularly whether it is the right sort of investment – is under the microscope as never before. And with good reason. For years, developers have been allowed to pull back from their commitments, often delivering lacklustre schemes without any real consideration for the communities for whom they are ostensibly setting out to deliver.

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