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Property & Asset Management Business Breakfast | Hiring strategy in real estate

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Robert Murray

Permanent Director

Mar 25, 2026

Wednesday 13th May 2026

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Oyster is bringing together a small group of senior leaders across Property & Asset Management for a private breakfast focused on how hiring strategy is evolving across real estate.

As portfolios become more performance-driven, hiring decisions are shifting, with greater focus on commercial impact, team structure and the ability to deliver value across increasingly complex assets.

  • Drawing on insight from our work across prime London estates and major property management firms, we’ll explore:
  • How property and asset managers are structuring teams to drive performance
  • The increasing focus on revenue-generating and value-add roles
  • Where hiring processes are falling short in securing top talent
  • How leading portfolios are balancing commercial delivery with operational complexity
  • What top-performing organisations are doing differently to attract and retain talent

This isn’t a presentation or a sales session. It’s a peer discussion under Chatham House rules, focused on sharing insight, challenges and real experiences across the sector.

Details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 08:30 – 10:30
Location: The Wolseley City

Attendance

Places are limited and will be allocated across a small group of senior leaders to ensure a relevant and valuable discussion.

If you would like to express interest in attending, please

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Permanent Director

Robert Murray

Rob’s career in recruitment spans nearly a decade, beginning his journey working within Property & Asset Management and more recently leading Oyster’s Executive Search practice working at C Suite level across our diverse client base. His most recent placements include Chief Executive Officer for a National Operator and Chief Financial Officer for a European Real Estate Investor.
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