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News 20 April 2023
Speech: Cllr Adam Hug, Leader of Westminster Council’s address from WPA AGM drinks reception
Read Cllr Adam Hug, leader of Westminster City Council's speech made at the WPA AGM drinks reception.
News 20 April 2023
WPA Annual Report 2022/23
Read our Annual Report here.
News 20 April 2023
Press release: Marcus Geddes is elected Chair of the WPA
WPA has elected Marcus Geddes, Managing Director, Workplace at Landsec, as its new Chair at its Annual General Meeting.
News 28 March 2023
Diversifying Real Estate Guidebook: Social Mobility
Read our latest guide designed to help individuals and organisations make central London's real estate sector more inclusive
News 20 March 2023
Blog: ‘Equality versus equity’ by Alice Dale – London Property Alliance, Senior Communications Executive
Read our blog marking International Women's Day 2023
News 20 March 2023
Mipim 2023: Working with partners to promote #Opportunity London
Read our blog by London Property Alliance Chief Executive Charles Begley
News 06 February 2023
Blog: Alexander Jan – London is in danger of losing out to Paris in the global growth game
Read Alexander's blog piece on the latest Global Cities Survey.
News 16 January 2023
Global Cities Survey (January 2023)
The fifth Global Cities Survey launched by the London Property Alliance (LPA) with research undertaken by Centre for London.
News 08 December 2022
Retrofit First, Not Retrofit Only: A focus on the retrofit and redevelopment of 20th century buildings
Read our new report on decarbonising London's building stock
News 08 December 2022
Blog: Alexander Jan – Mr Balls and Pandora’s Box
Read Alexander's blog piece on the WPA lunch and Autumn Statement
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Diversifying Real Estate: Sexuality

This guide aims to help individuals and organisations make Central London’s real estate sector more accessible and inclusive for people that identify as LGBTQ+, with suggestions of way to improve representation and support at Board, middle management and NextGen levels.

Part of a series of six booklets themes around diversifying London's real estate sector, this guide has been commissioned by CPA and WPA NextGen, produced by London Property Alliance, and supported by NextGen champion, Gardiner & Theobald. It has been written in partnership with Freehold, and informed by roundtables attended by members, co-opted experts and stakeholders from local and London government.

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