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In this episode of the EG Property Podcast, EG editor Samantha McClary takes a deeper dive into a special roundtable event held in partnership with Montagu Evans at the London Real Estate Forum. That discussion brought together a panel of leading experts to explore the evolving landscape of alternative living, focusing on the integration of multi-tenure and multi-generational communities in large-scale regeneration initiatives. You can read a write up here: https://www.egi.co.uk/news/can-multigenerational-communities-solve-a-multitude-of-problems/ In this discussion, Simon Century, managing director, housing, asset management division, at Legal & General, Matt Steere, data and insight director at Birchgrove, and Jon Neale, head of research and strategic insight at Montagu Evans take a deeper look at the barriers currently blocking the growth of multi-generational living in the UK. Listen in as the trio discussion funding challenges, the need for greater understanding of the power of the living sector, and the need to turn traditional thinking on its head.

Send us a Text Message.Our latest podcast episode from our Summer Series is now available to listen to. In this episode we chatted with the trailblazer Honor Barratt, CEO of Birchgrove. Birchgrove is a specialist age-exclusive developer working to establish a portfolio of later living neighbourhoods with well thought-out facilities for rent.Some of the topics we cover in this episode:

The Power of Saying Yes: Honor Barratt, CEO Birchgrove on Career Transformation and Innovation in Real EstateIn this episode of Accelerating Careers in Real Estate, I am joined by Honor Barratt, Chief Executive of Birchgrove. Honour shares her journey from working at McDonald's at 15, to selling timeshares, and a successful executive career in media before being approached to disrupt the later living sector of real estate. We delve into the transformative moments of her career, the importance of saying yes, and her fresh to later living solutions. Honour also reflects on the challenges of balancing work with personal life and the inherent sacrifices of being a CEO.Come and join our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9054319/Leave a review on the platform of choice if you've enjoyed this episode00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:38 Honor Barratt's Early Career01:09 The Timeshare Experience03:40 Post-Graduation Adventures04:03 The Power of Saying Yes06:14 Challenges in the First Agency08:41 Building a Global Creative Agency10:51 Private Equity and Compromise14:10 The Law of the Jungle in Business16:59 Seeking New Challenges19:42 The Drive to Evolve and Innovate20:55 The Value of Executive Education22:55 Embracing Private Equity24:39 The Power of Saying Yes28:41 Recognizing and Overcoming Blind Spots30:37 The Birchgrove Vision34:22 Balancing Career and Parenthood36:33 The Future of Housing for the Elderly37:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Birchgrove Honor and her team believe that renting instead of owning a home is the most liberating form of tenure and allows their residents to retain their independence without the burdens of homeownership. Birchgrove, backed by Bridges Fund Management they operate a portfolio of assisted living developments with contemporary apartments for rent in brand-new, purpose-built facilities within and around the M25. Honor has had a previous career in the television, broadcasting, production, and media world, before moving into the real estate space as a second career. I sat down with Honor to discuss a broad range of subjects which covered some of the following topics:   * Building a global media business and selling to private equity * Transitioning to real estate as a second career * Assisted living occupier avatar * Desire for more competition in the assisted living space * Building a team & traits she looks for * Getting shit done * Is a Labour Government good for Birchgrove? * Intergenerational living * Targeting a 2x and 20% return   Oh and one last question - who are the People, what Property, and in which Place Honor would invest should she have £500m of capital at her disposal. Catch the full episode, which is live on Spotify, Apple and Youtube NOW! The People Property Place Podcast

Tubes takes part in the Dark Mofo Nude Solstice Swim for the second year, hearing from some of his fellow 3,000 participants. Producer Rhea joins Kaz in the studio for Free-Plug Friday, catching up with Carly from Birchgrove Feline Assistance for details of their Project Purrfect adoption event tomorrow.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are interested in Supported living, Impact Investment, Private Equity, Operational Efficiencies, EBITDA, ESG, Housing Crisis then you are in for a treat.I was joined by Honor Barratt the Managing Director of Birchgrove, https://www.birchgrove.life/ a Senior Assisted Living operator that is funded by Impact Fund, Bridges https://www.bridgesfundmanagement.com/our-story/We discuss;Honor's background in business and how she became the Managing Director of Birchgrove.Coping with changes when your business is bought by Private Equity.Upskilling through business programmes such as Harvard.Transferable skills from a Creative industry.The scale of the retirement living problem in the UK.When people should look to downsize.Renting in later life.How the housing market is affected by the older population.How the senior living market in the UK compares with other countries.Why does it take us so long to create buildings in the UK.The biggest challenges Birchgrove faces.Market and Investors concerns over the supported living industry.Where the money is currently coming from that is investing in UK Senior Living.Measuring Impact.Delivering EBITDA with impact.How ESG and EBITDA are not mutually exclusive.The biggest challenges with scaling a business where there is an absence of comparables.The demographics of the industry and why this sector looks rosey.Identifying the problem with insight.How the cost of finance affects the business as well as impact.The realities of paying for care.Having a sense of purpose and how that really supercharges things.Ghetto-ising certain communities and how sometimes some communities want it.How impactful gestures can be.And Lots more.Thanks again to our sponsors 978 Finance https://978finance.com/andKonnexsion property management software https://www.konnexsion.com/user-login Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcast Episode #69: Sydney's Inner West – Hotspots and Outlook for 2024 Thomas McGlynn – CEO BresicWhitney Welcome to our next edition of the Propertybuyer Podcast. Sydney's Inner-West property market offers a kaleidoscope of diverse suburbs, each with its own unique character and price points. The beauty of the Inner west is its close proximity to the city, it's eclectic housing styles from 150 year old Balmain terraces, stunning waterfront homes in Drummoyne or Birchgrove and trendy apartments and townhouses from Newtown to Marrickville. The style of properties is equally matched by the diversity of people of all cultural backgrounds calling the Inner West home. The abundance of fabulous eating places means you can eat your way around the world by visiting just a few suburbs! It's a part of Sydney that is highly sought after by property investors seeking to capitalise on consistently strong capital growth and solid rent returns. In this episode, we'll dissect the Inner West's unique landscape, analysing the trends shaping its future. We'll address your burning questions: What's the outlook for 2024? Are vendors still hesitant? What about buyer sentiment? Which suburbs hold hidden gems? Is PropTech revolutionising the game? Buckle up for insights on pricing, demographics, negotiation strategies, and more! To answer these and many more questions…Today I have Thomas McGlynn – CEO BresicWhitney   Thomas - we have a tradition in our Podcasts to start with a Thought of the Week :“Either you run the day, or the day runs you”. –Jim Rohn   What do you take from that quote?   Thomas McGlynn – CEO BresicWhitney Topic: Sydney's Inner West – Hotspots and Outlook for 2024 Questions we will unpack in this edition of the Podcast.  What was your first job in the industry? How did you first get into real estate? How many agents in the Bressic Whitney team? And what key areas and suburbs do you cover? Looking back over 2023, how would describe the state of the property market? What is your outlook for 2024? Are vendors still nervous to list? What is holding the buyers back? What trends are you seeing in Sydney's Inner West market? What property types are most in demand? What types of buyers are coming into the Inner West? (demographic). Where are the buyers predominantly coming from? Tell me about pricing in the Inner West…Where are prices going? How do you estimate the value for vendors when signing up a new listing agreement? What Inner West suburbs would you say are still relatively under-valued compared to surrounding areas at present? What has been your experience in dealing with buyers agents? How does the interaction differ from the experience of the ordinary buyer? How do you approach the negotiation process with a potential buyer? How should buyers approach sales agents – to get the best outcome?   What are the top qualities that you look for when hiring sales agents to join your company ? What is the most rewarding thing about being a sales agent? Prop tech – and AI – What are you adopting in your business to keep up with technology What has been your most memorable, interesting or intriguing sale? What's your best property tip you can share with our audience? Feel free join in to our podcast by asking your questions live on the Propertybuyer website by clicking on the speak pipe button.  www.propertybuyer.com.au/podcast      

Honor Barratt, chief executive of assisted living developer Birchgrove, and Caryn Donahue, head of the senior living and healthcare team at Savills, speak to Montfort's Andrew Teacher about the state of the later living sector.

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Hello and welcome to Bethel Evangelical Church in Gorseinon and thank you for checking out this weeks sermon recordings. The 2nd of July saw us host our Sunday morning service from the church building, with a livestream available via Facebook. Our guest speaker for the day was Gareth Llewellyn of Saron Evangelical Church in Birchgrove. […]

This podcast contains strong language from the start Honor is the Managing Director of Birchgrove, a specialist age-exclusive developer working to establish a portfolio of assisted living neighbourhoods with well thought-out facilities for rent.Central to Birchgrove's proposition is the belief that renting instead of owning a home is the most liberating form of tenure, allowing neighbours to retain their independence without the burden of homeownership.Birchgrove has communities in Sidcup in Kent and two neighbourhoods in Woking and Ewell, both in Surrey. Following closely behind are Banstead, Godalming, Leatherhead and most recently Chiswick in London.

This week joining Hassan in the podcast studio is a real carp fishing character, Birmingham's finest and a man who has carved out an incredible media career in the industry which started way back in the 1990's, its none other than Jon “Shoes” Jones.We all know carp fishing is full of characters and nothing goes to prove that more than this podcast. From his early years fishing the likes of Patshull Church Pool and Yateley Car Park Lake through to his modern day thoughts on media and rig safety, this podcast covers a huge spectrum of carp fishing and gives you a fascinating peak into the mind of “Shoes”.Starting his angling based in the West Midlands which was and still is home for Jon, he instantly found a real affinity for catching carp. Early highlights included catching “The Pet” from Farlow's the lakes biggest resident as well as capturing “The Baby Orange” from the iconic Yateley Car Park lake. Jon fondly recalls memories of sharing the banks with carp fishing legends such as Rob Maylin, Ritchie MacDonald and Terry Hearn. He also tells a number of tales about the “antics” which went on away from the lake including some seriously funny stories about a certain pub scene at the time.Jon talks about his introduction to working in the carp fishing industry which came from Rob Hughes. He worked with Rob producing photography and video as well as appearing on tv with him. This time was an incredible time for growth in the industry and as Jon's network grew his coverage and presence on the carp fishing scene was cemented. This led to him later talking up various freelance roles providing various forms of media content for leading companies in the industry. Jon recalls stories of his times away and at home fishing and working with the likes of Steve Briggs, Ian Russell and Simon Crow to name but a few. It's a great look at how far he himself and the industry has come.Always know for thinking outside the box Jon shares his thoughts on carp fishing including experimentation and rig thoughts. He talks a great deal about being a responsible angler and rig safety which he feels isn't always of paramount importance in the modern scene. There's a very interesting look at his use of washed out baits and how this led him to great success on the infamous Birchgrove.Finally, Jon talks about modern day media and how the industry has changes especially for someone wanting to work within the industry. The podcast is an eye opening look at carp fishing from both inside and outside the industry. Whether you are after product development insight, baiting strategies or reminiscing about historic captures Jon packs it all in this podcast and all in his own quirky insightful manner.

Recording-wise, this is a relatively short episode because Yvonne Barrett was woefully under-recorded for an artist of her talent. Most would be aware of the circumstances of her tragic passing; murdered in a Birchgrove, Sydney apartment in 1985. In some ways, this is a story of a child-star moving into an adult world; Yvonne's stage career started at the age of 10. In 1964, just before she burst onto the pop scene, Yvonne told Teenagers' Weekly that her dream was to move into musical theatre; to play the lead in the musical, Gypsy, to be exact. So there's an element of unfulfilled ambition in this story. There's also many gaps in the story; not the least of which is why there was a ten-month gap between her 1st and 2nd GO!! label 45 releases. Finally, there's the question of how, the Vietnamese refugee, Hoang Van Truong, jailed for life for Yvonne's murder, managed to get unconditional parole in 1995 and then apparently vanish from sight. I do have some comments to make on this situation that may bring some finality to the mystery. It is a case of; enjoy the musical talents of Yvonne Barrett, and hopefully learn a little about how a life, so full of promise, could end so tragically.

We had a wonderful time with Christine at her house in Birchgrove where Fiona and I were treated to a beautiful homemade lunch with Christine and her husband, Marius. What a generous and lovely couple. Their house is full of amazing art, painted by Christine or collected over the years making it a treasure trove of curiosities.Christine is a full time working artist, exhibiting regularly in solo and group shows and teaches workshops too. Busy lady. Check out her website for more information. 'I am a figurative, still life artist who paints in Acrylic on stretched canvas.My work builds upon other Australian still life painters such as Margaret Preston in the use of Australian flora in the restricted workspace of the domestic environment.My current practice has pushed these limitations with a more esoteric staging that still holds a tangible quality, within the viewer's immediate spatial boundaries and with concrete reality. While at once centred and stable, the fragility of the environment is expressed through the use of delicate dried flowers and bush fire-blackened, banksia.The symmetry and balance of the works is a quest for calm amidst the current world uncertainty. The use of reflection and transparency is both a literal and spiritual call for truth and serenity.'Happy listening and thanks again Christine x

Our guest: Sonya is a passionate and down-to-earth Nutritionist and Life Coach with over 14 years industry experience. During this time in the natural health industry, Sonya has held numerous roles including training, presenting, and writing for both the general public and Practitioners. Sonya practices from Studio You (www.studio-you.com.au) a busy multi-modality clinic in Sydney's Birchgrove which was named ATMS Clinic of the year 2019. Sonya's specialties include the Ketogenic diet and its potential applications, with clinical experience using the Ketogenic diet in Fat loss and Epilepsy. She is also loves working with Paediatric patients with digestive complaints, most specifically with finding the underlying causes of constipation. As a parent of a child with additional needs Sonya is passionate about helping these families live their best lives by using food, vitamins and minerals as therapy.   Find Sonya below: https://sonyareynolds.com.au/   Studio You on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GirlsFromStudioYou/    Instagram - @sonya_reynolds_nutrition or @girlsfromstudioyou

The Bronze Scales conclude their business in Haamel, and head north along the map’s trails. They discover the hard way that not all places in the Ayinell are as warm and welcoming as where they’ve been before, but that friends can still be found where they are least expected. As the party presses on, they learn that Wolves, as well as foxes, now hunt along the shoreline. Note: Katie was absent this session. Part Two: https://youtu.be/8IDJClIuDNQ Theme Song: “Returning to Camp” by Magnus Ringblom Other Music: “Heros Hand 1” from August Wilhelmsson Time Stamps 0:12 - Intro/Theme. 1:42 - Recap. 4:00 - Episode begins. 10:35 - No stone unturned. 15:37 - Haamel again. 22:02 - Unchained. 27:56 - Whiling away the afternoon. 30:00 - A blessing. 32:35 - Lessons for left feet. 38:36 - Letter to Dona Sofie Kassen. 44:56 - The road to Birchgrove. 49:15 - Within the storm. 53:17 - Oh, shit. 1:02:35 - Now entering Birchgrove. 1:05:02 - Next time... Cast DM - Klouse (https://twitter.com/KlouseWhite) Amsen - Alexander (https://twitter.com/StoriesByAmsen) Bál - Roger Ellory - Nyessa (https://twitter.com/NyessaGaming) Ezekiel - George Kalvyn - Michael Meli - Katie (http://scanlan-jammin.tumblr.com) Vesper - Swan (https://twitter.com/swanofmischief)

Topics Include: What is epilepsy and how common is it in children? Sonya's personal experience with having a child with epilepsy The biggest challenges children and parents of children with epilepsy face Dietary strategies in management of epilepsy in children Supplementation and the role it can have in management Lifestyle tips and tricks Advice for parents starting out in incorporating holistic management strategies  How and where Sonya practices Sonya's tips for leading a happy and healthy life as a Mum of 2 school aged children Resources: Sonya Reynolds is a Nutritionist, with over 10 years industry experience. Sonya specialises children's nutrition and has an abundance of experience working with children with special needs. This passion was born from her own personal experience with her beautiful daughter which you can hear more about in the podcast. Sonya currently practise online via Skype and in person at Studio-You clinicin Birchgrove which is in Sydney's Inner West. You can find Sonya here.

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Transcript -- The benefits of sharing information and experiences with fellow sufferers, and overcoming initial misconceptions.

The benefits of sharing information and experiences with fellow sufferers, and overcoming initial misconceptions.

Transcript -- The benefits of sharing information and experiences with fellow sufferers, and overcoming initial misconceptions.

The benefits of sharing information and experiences with fellow sufferers, and overcoming initial misconceptions.