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The importance of asset management in regeneration plans | UK development
Discover how effective asset management is shaping successful regeneration plans across the UK, improving long-term value, efficiency, and community outcomes. The importance of asset management in regeneration plans The UK regeneration market is experiencing strong growth, supported by significant public and private sector investment. With more than £32 billion in direct investment and a 10% rebound in the wider asset management sector, regeneration projects are helping trans
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How impactful asset management is bringing footfall back to town centres
The gradual hollowing-out of town centres has been unfolding since the 2008 financial crash, but recent years have marked a more dramatic chapter. In 2024 alone, the UK lost around 37 shops a day, equating to nearly 13,500 permanent retail closures. The picture today looks much the same. Thousands of stores, many belonging to well-known high street names, have shut their doors, with even long-standing staples disappearing from our town centres. Against this backdrop, the role
Apr 294 min read


How community events create footfall and foster local pride
Community events play a significant role in driving foot traffic, but their impact extends far beyond the numbers. They help develop a sense of place, pride and connection, turning destinations into thriving community hubs. A recent event at Stanley Square in Sale clearly demonstrates this effect. Footfall peaked at 10,625 on Saturday the 6 th December 2025, the day of the event, representing nearly 40% year-on-year growth. The uplift continued into Sunday, with footfall re
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Creating a vibrant day-to-night economy through regeneration
In 2024, the UK’s night-time economy was valued at approximately £153.91 billion - more than double the day-time economy’s £69.6 billion. Yet when we first began work at Stanley Square , a recurring message from the community was clear: if residents wanted to meet for dinner or drinks later in the day, they were travelling outside Sale. The town centre simply wasn’t offering the kind of evening experiences people were looking for. As asset managers and developers appointed t
Dec 9, 20254 min read
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