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  • 61: 3 Truths Every Property Developer Needs to Hear: Save You Time, Money and Stress

    61: 3 Truths Every Property Developer Needs to Hear: Save You Time, Money and Stress
    2026/07/19
    In this special solo episode of the Property Developers Playbook, Jonathan Stobbs takes the mic to share some candid, actionable advice for developers and business owners at every stage of their journey. While Kieron's away, Jonathan breaks down three critical mindset shifts required to thrive in the demanding world of property. KEY TAKEAWAYS Delegate to Elevate: You cannot and should not try to do everything yourself. Building a reliable "power team" of architects, planning consultants, brokers, and mentors is essential to maximising your 24 hours. Avoid the Comparison Trap: Comparing your starting point to someone else's highlight reel is a quick way to become demoralised. Stay focused on your unique journey and timeline. Social Media is an Illusion: The flashy cars and completed projects posted online rarely show the reality of property development journey. You aren't seeing the sleepless nights, planning refusals, construction delays, and cash flow pressures that precede the success. Beat Overwhelm with the "Next Step": When a project feels too massive to handle, stop looking at the entire mountain. Break the problem down, delegate what you can, and focus solely on the very next action required. Consistent Action Creates Momentum: Small, consistent wins like attending a single networking event, calling a commercial agent, or analysing one site compounded over time builds the foundation of a successful development business. BEST MOMENTS "People comparing themselves to others is basically comparing your chapter one to someone else's chapter 20. You have no idea where they are in their journey..." "Every master was once a disaster, and it just takes that consistent action to be able to get there." "What we don’t see [on social media] is all the struggles, all the planning refusals, delays, construction delays, sleepless nights, cash flow pressures, mistakes they’ve made." "Our mind is the biggest soap opera writer ever, and we just need to focus on the facts rather than worrying about all the different what-if scenarios." "Focus on the next step, not the next hundred." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    12 分
  • 60: The 80% Secret: Why Interior Design Matters

    60: The 80% Secret: Why Interior Design Matters
    2026/07/13
    In this episode, Jonathan and Kieron dive deep into the often misunderstood world of interior design in property development. After sharing an exciting update on their latest acquisition, a massive office-to-residential conversion in Cornwall, the duo address one of the biggest pitfalls developers face: injecting personal taste into target-market designs. KEY TAKEAWAYS Design for the Market, Not Yourself: The ultimate goal of interior design in property development is to appeal to your specific target demographic, not to showcase your personal aesthetic preferences. Bring Designers in Early: Don't wait until the walls are up. Engaging an interior designer during the initial layout and space-planning phase helps optimise room flow, privacy, and functionality before structural mistakes are made. Prioritise Low-Maintenance Materials: For entry-level or buy-to-let markets, substituting traditional tiles with robust alternatives like aqua panels or opting for Karndean (LVT) flooring can dramatically reduce long-term maintenance costs and quicken installation times. The "Grey Dynasty" is Fading: Shifting design trends indicate that the cold, monochromatic blue-grays of the past decade are on their way out, making way for warmer earth tones and cozy, pastel accent points that feel like a home. Honest Architecture Creates a USP: Following the model of leading developers like Capital & Centric, allowing the raw fabric of a building to speak for itself can create a unique brand identity that commands premium interest. BEST MOMENTS "Zero maintenance doesn't exist. But low maintenance does, and on these types of builds... that's what you want to aim for." "We used to have the Magnolia Revolution pre-90s... then we moved into this gray dynasty where everybody has gone gray... I think we're a little bit tired of that now as a country." "Interior design is very subjective... developers are busy finding sites, appraising sites, putting everything together, and interior designers are keeping up to date with the local trends." "When you are talking to interior designers... have a look at their previous projects, speak to their previous clients, see what they've done before... they should be able to give you referrals to support their work." "A good interior designer... will be able to value engineer that and give you some examples of what that would be... So if it's not your strength, lean on the professionals." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    37 分
  • 59: Inside Our 9 Apartment Office Conversion: Saltash Development Update

    59: Inside Our 9 Apartment Office Conversion: Saltash Development Update
    2026/07/05
    Jonathan Stobbs and Kieron Shepherd pull back the curtain on one of their live developments, Saltash — an office-to-residential conversion — in a "developer diary" style update. They walk through how the site was sourced, the funding structure, the technical curveballs thrown up during construction, and the lessons learned so far. KEY TAKEAWAYS Sourcing the Deal: The Saltash site (officially St James Court) was found on Rightmove via a commercial agent. Its "ugly duckling" appearance — a tired render finish and awkward mansard roof — likely put off other buyers, but the internal layout and space worked in the hosts' favour, and it qualified for Class MA permitted development rights, simplifying planning. Funding Flexibility: The purchase was structured using vendor finance in combination with bridging finance, later refinanced onto development finance — a combination that gave the team breathing room to secure planning and progress construction. Existing Buildings Bring Surprises: Conversions mean working with what's already there. The team discovered the building was actually two structures joined together, with a hidden concrete ring beam and an unexpected steel structure creating a large void between floors — all requiring on-the-spot design decisions. Gas vs Electric — A Costly Pivot: A quote of £28,000 to bring gas to the site led the team to switch to an all-electric specification, using solutions like Quantum Dimplex heaters to maintain strong EPC ratings without blowing the budget. Insulate Externally, Not Internally: Choosing external wall insulation (EWI) over internal insulation cost more upfront but preserved valuable internal square footage in the apartments and gave the whole building a refreshed, brand-new appearance. Challenge the Spec: The team swapped out architect-specified products (insulation brands, floor build-ups) for alternatives that hit the same performance values at lower cost or faster install time — provided the u-values and building regs requirements were still met. Utilities: Start Early: Both hosts agreed the biggest lesson from the project was getting utility companies involved sooner, particularly given the knock-on effect on timing and design decisions. Plan for Logistics: Access for tradespeople, delivery vehicles and skips is easy to overlook on tight or hidden sites — something the hosts recommend mapping out clearly for suppliers and contractors in advance. BEST MOMENTS "It's a solid building — actually two buildings that have joined together." "We're not doing gas anymore." "You've got to be able to react, respond positively, and do what you can do." "Would you buy another office conversion? Absolutely — I think we are tomorrow." YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he's involved in every stage — from design to delivery — offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamphttps://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    37 分
  • 58: Why Most People Never Achieve Their Full Potential: The Comfort Zone Trap

    58: Why Most People Never Achieve Their Full Potential: The Comfort Zone Trap
    2026/06/29
    In this episode of the Property Developers Playbook, hosts Jonathan Stobbs and Kieron Shepherd delve into the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone, particularly in the realm of property development and business. They discuss how fear often holds us back from taking necessary steps and share personal anecdotes about overcoming anxiety in various situations, from networking events to client meetings. KEY TAKEAWAYS Embrace Discomfort for Growth : Stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for personal and professional growth. Engaging in new experiences, even if they feel uncomfortable, can lead to valuable opportunities and relationships. Fear is Often Illusory : Fear can be defined as "false evidence appearing real." It's important to recognize that the scenarios we create in our minds often do not reflect reality, and overcoming this fear is crucial for taking the first step. Learn from Experience : Just like learning to drive, gaining experience in property development or any new venture becomes easier over time. The first attempt may be daunting, but with practice, it becomes second nature. BEST MOMENTS "Growth happens outside the comfort zone. Once you expand your comfort zone, that becomes a lot easier." "You have to take the first step and you'll grow from that. Don't overthink things." "It's comfortable to sit on the sofa and do nothing, right? The normal is easy, it's comfortable." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq⁠ HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stag —from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73⁠ ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/⁠ ⁠https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/⁠ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp ⁠https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive⁠
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    18 分
  • 57: Your Network Is Your Net Worth: The Power Of Relationships

    57: Your Network Is Your Net Worth: The Power Of Relationships
    2026/06/22
    In this episode, Jonathan Stobbs and Kieron Shepherd dive into the lifeblood of property development: networking. They explore why your network truly dictates your net worth and detail exactly how to build essential relationships with vendors, agents, planners, and builders. KEY TAKEAWAYS Property is a Relationship Business: While it may look like an industry built strictly on land and bricks, property development fundamentally relies on the strength of your professional relationships. Build Your Power Team: Success requires cultivating strong, ongoing connections with a wide variety of professionals, including commercial agents, planning consultants, builders, and subcontractors. Master the One-Minute Pitch: Prepare a concise, clear introduction before attending events. Knowing exactly how to articulate who you are and who you help will give you confidence and make you memorable. Lead with Value, Not a Sales Pitch: Go to events with the intention of building genuine relationships and finding ways to assist others, rather than just collecting a stack of business cards. The Fortune is in the Follow-Up: The real networking happens after the event. Always connect with new contacts on platforms like LinkedIn or Instagram, and schedule follow-up coffee chats to solidify the relationship. BEST MOMENTS "Your network is your net worth. Build your network as big as possible, and your net worth could follow that." "Property, people think, is a land and buildings business, but actually it's a relationship business. Because everything in property development is all about the relations." "Out of all people's fears, death was third. The first one was public speaking." "Don't go in there just trying to be a buyer or a seller. You're trying to network and try and build relationships and connections, and genuinely just try and be interested and open-minded into what other people are there for." "It's not just about collecting how many business cards you can collect. Go there with the intention of building relationships and basically seeing how you can help other people." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    10 分
  • 56: The Most Underrated Skill In Property: The Art of Following Up

    56: The Most Underrated Skill In Property: The Art of Following Up
    2026/06/15
    In this episode, Jonathan Stobbs and Kieron Shepherd tackle one of the most overlooked yet crucial skills in business: the follow-up. They discuss the staggering statistics behind why most people fail by giving up too soon and reframe the word "no" as simply a defensive buffer, meaning not right now. KEY TAKEAWAYS Redefine Rejection: A "no" is often an automatic, protective buffer meaning "not right now," which leaves the door open for future opportunities. Systems are Essential: Utilise CRMs, spreadsheets, or calendar reminders to track touchpoints and ensure no lead falls through the cracks. Value-Driven Persistence: Provide value during follow-ups, such as offering a coffee, bringing lunch, or giving away branded promotional items, rather than just asking for a deal. Avoid Desperation: Maintain professionalism and avoid coming across as desperate, which can quickly deter potential clients, vendors, and investors. Leverage Referrals: Even if a prospect isn't ready to do business, always ask if they know someone else in their network who might be a good fit. QUOTES "80% of sales requires five or more touchpoints, yet 44% of salespeople give up after the first try." "I always hear 'no' as 'not right now' every time." "There is a fine line between persistence and being annoying." "Don't go shopping when you're hungry... If you're desperate, that's not the time to be having meetings." "You're almost presenting, aren't you? It's a bit of a show and tell, and then if they ask questions, then you know they're interested." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    26 分
  • 55: Save Thousands on Your Build With We Are Ease: The Construction Management Advantage

    55: Save Thousands on Your Build With We Are Ease: The Construction Management Advantage
    2026/06/07
    Construction Management is not for the faint hearted or the amateur developer. Most developers should use a main contractor for their developments — but there is an alternative route for those who want greater control over costs. Jonathan Stobbs and Kieron Shepherd are joined by Andrew Doidge of We Are Ease, one of the Southwest's leading construction management consultancies, to break down how this procurement model actually works. The conversation covers the contractual differences from traditional builds, the value of early contractor and supply chain involvement, and how rapid mobilisation can rescue stalled or bank-repossessed sites. You'll learn why pre-construction cost gateways matter, how to avoid being "dazzled" by a design you can't afford, when construction management makes financial sense, and the real-world value engineering decisions that protect your margins. Andrew also shares hard-won lessons from 15 years of high-end residential and hospitality projects. If you're serious about maximising value on your next development, this one's essential listening. KEY TAKEAWAYS Get cost advice at RIBA Stage 3, not Stage 4. Confirm your design is affordable before committing to expensive technical design packs — too many developers discover they're a million over budget only after the detailed drawings are done. Bring contractors and supply chain in early ("early contractor involvement") to test buildability, not just whether a design works on paper. Planning drawings don't guarantee something can actually be built. Understand the contractual difference: under construction management, the client enters into direct contracts with each trade package, with the consultancy acting as principal contractor — meaning specification savings benefit you, not the main contractor. Skip the protracted tender process to save 6–12 months and avoid material inflation eating your viability. Negotiate by setting a QS-costed budget and asking contractors to build to it, rather than comparing seven competing prices. QUOTES "Design is everything. Design is everything. Design is everything. And I mean that sincerely." "Nothing worse than going for the cheapest price, and it all goes tits up — everybody's out of pocket, and then they blame the builder." "It's not always about whether design works. It's about: can you build it?" "We very often get that Friday afternoon phone call to say, 'Can you start Monday?'" "People who don't know, don't know — and this is where, if you've got people with experience, you can at least get answers from people who've done it before." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. FOR REFERENCE Website: https://www.weareease.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/we-are-ease-ltd/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareease/ OUR SOCIALS https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.7/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    53 分
  • 54: How to Get Started in Property Development: No Money, No Experience, No Problem

    54: How to Get Started in Property Development: No Money, No Experience, No Problem
    2026/06/01
    Property development shouldn’t feel like a closed shop reserved for the elite, but the reality is that most people who want to jump in never actually take that first step. This conversation strips back the jargon to look at what it really takes to move from being a tradesperson or professional into delivering multi-unit projects. It’s not just about having a massive pot of cash; it’s about the mindset to treat development as a serious business rather than a side hustle. The discussion dives into the massive shift in the UK market, where small developers have seen their share of new builds plummet, and why that’s exactly why new, agile developers are needed today. From spotting hidden drainage risks to managing the voices of well-meaning family members who want to keep you in your comfort zone, this is a practical roadmap for anyone ready to stop watching from the sidelines and start building a track record. 5 Key Takeaways Treat property development as a full-time business rather than a hobby or side hustle to ensure you manage risk and finance properly. Aim for a "sweet spot" of 3 to 10 units for your first project to benefit from economies of scale without becoming overwhelmed by complexity. Leverage your existing background—whether in trades, accounting, or sales—to fill specific roles within your development team. Don't let analysis paralysis or the fear of being an "imposter" stop you from making offers, as the offer is simply the start of the negotiation. Education and mentorship are vital to avoid costly "hidden" mistakes like miscalculating drainage distances or planning constraints. 5 Key Quotes "If you treat it as a side hustle or hobby, it'll always stay as a hobby." "The number of people interested in property development who never start is actually between 70 to 80%." "Fake it to yourself before you make it for yourself... giving yourself confidence." "The biggest I'm not going to say naysayers but the people who will talk you out of this... they're going to be the closest people to you." "Every master was a once disaster at one stage... the difference is they took the first step." YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@propertydevelopersiq HOST BIOS Jonathan is a property developer and entrepreneur with a background in finance and construction. Originally from South Africa, he holds degrees in Accounting and Auditing and relocated to England in 2003. He gained financial and operational experience at firms such as RSM, Prudential, and Baker Tilly before transitioning into property. Since 2014, Jonathan has managed major commercial-to-residential conversions and new build developments, particularly across the South West. His analytical mindset and on-the-ground experience help listeners navigate the property world with confidence. Kieron is a construction expert and entrepreneur with over 20 years of industry experience. Starting as a mason, he went on to found Shepherd Construction in 2012, delivering projects across both the public and private sectors. From extensions to luxury new builds, Kieron has earned a reputation for quality, precision, and strong leadership. As Managing Director, he’s involved in every stage—from design to delivery—offering a no-nonsense, deeply practical perspective to anyone looking to build with success. https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.stobbs.1979/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanstobbs/ https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.stobbs/ https://www.facebook.com/kieron.shepherd.73 https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieron-shepherd-83b979aa/ https://www.instagram.com/kieron__shepherd/ https://www.propertydevelopersplaybook.co.uk/ Book your seat now on our 3-day live event, Property Developers Bootcamp https://www.propertydevelopersiq.co.uk/pdblive
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    44 分