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Invested in London with The Howard de Walden Estate
What can London’s neighbourhoods teach us about balancing character, growth and long-term investment?
In the latest episode of Invested in London: Partnerships Shaping the City, we take a closer look at Marylebone as a leading example of how long-term stewardship can help a place evolve while retaining what makes it distinctive.
Journalist Emily Wright is joined by Mark Kildea, Chief Executive, and Andrea Merrington MRTPI, Director of Planning and Place at The Howard de Walden Estate, alongside Jace Tyrrell, Chief Executive, Opportunity London, to explore how thoughtful investment and a long-term view can shape successful places.
From the transformation of Marylebone Village to the growth of the Harley Street Health District, the conversation looks at how careful investment, independent businesses, public realm and historic buildings can work together to create places with lasting value.
It also explores the bigger investment story: why London’s great estates appeal to global capital, how the knowledge economy is creating new opportunities, and what other parts of the city can learn from a neighbourhood built on patience, partnership and long-term thinking.