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The Real Developer: Why we need to stand up for the little guy

2019-11-04

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In this episode of the EG Property Podcast, EG editor Samantha McClary meets Alex Harrington-Griffin, CEO of TrustedLand, and Jonny Britton, CEO of LandTech to talk about trust and perception.

The pair have just launched a the Real Developer campaign to combat the poor perception of the the industry.

Through the campaign TrustedLand will work with industry professionals to identify the top SME property developers, first in the south-east of England, to showcase their work through the Real Developer 2020 Index. The index will be distributed to 250 local land agencies and advisers, including Homes England and the GLA.

Listen in to find out why Harrington-Griffin feels "duty-bound" to showcase the good work that the smaller developers are doing.