Our Development Management team offers one of our core services!
We are unique blend of people, skills, knowledge and expertise, focused on delivering great places and great outcomes for our clients.
Major development and infrastructure schemes have complex lifecycles and, as such, our business provides integrated services along this journey. Through planning, design, implementation to completion, our Development Management Team drives project development through co-ordination of our commercial, production and technical design teams.
With extensive experience in establishing dynamic project teams and procuring first class contractors, this team are currently managing over 9 million sqft of live development activity across the UK, with a forecast exit Gross Development Value in excess of £3bn.
Considering how to progress your major development? You know where to come.
On Day 2, to round off the trip, there was the opportunity to relax in the on site Spa or take to the water for a selection of water sports, hosted by Adventure Parc Snowdonia.
We couldn’t be prouder of how our team continues to develop and we can’t wait to get back to delivering great outcomes for our clients!
Thank you to the whole team for making Brookbanks brilliant throughout 2023. We are already counting down the days to next year!
Brookbanks recently hosted an insightful webinar on the Building Safety Act 2022, shedding light on the evolving landscape of building safety regulations in England. The session, led by Associate Director Jack Kenny, covered the Act’s implications, industry challenges, and Brookbanks’ proactive approach to compliance.
In the heart of Portsmouth Harbour, nestled on The Camber, stands a building that embodies ambition, precision, and sustainability the Ben Ainslie Racing Headquarters. Conceived as the nerve centre for Sir Ben Ainslie’s 2021 America’s Cup challenge, this prestigious facility is more than just a workplace; it’s a symbol of cutting-edge design and collaborative engineering.
Following a high-profile resignation by Angela Rayner over a tax issue, UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer moved swiftly to appoint Steve Reed as the new Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. Reed, who previously served as Environment Secretary, inherits Rayner’s housing brief at a critical juncture. He has launched his tenure with a promise to “get Britain building” so that “everyone has access to affordable, safe homes and thriving communities”.