🏘 The ULI UK Residential Product Council held their Summer Product Council Day at Brent Cross Town in July! Hosted by Related Argent and sponsored by Whittam Cox Architects, attendees had a presentation by Oli Rifkind on the development and a tour of two of the show apartments in the visitors pavilion. 🗣 This was followed by a panel discussion hosted by Residential Product Council chair Ashley Perry MRICS, who was joined by Jamie Smith of Related Argent, Nick Riley and Mathilde Guittard. 🔗 You can read the full write-up from the event, written by Theodora Beckett and David Tomlinson, on our blog here: https://lnkd.in/e5x7wcP3 #ULI #ULIUK #Residential #ResidentialProductCouncil #ProductCouncil #BrentCrossTown #BrentCross #BXT
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