We are a global strategic communications consultancy led by two of real estate’s most respected and best-connected advisors.

We have a 20-year track record providing honest, independent advice. We use our deep technical understanding of real estate and investment banking, together with our vast network of contacts to solve problems and help manage your reputation.

Services

We provide independent, trusted advice to public and private companies around a range of disciplines, each underpinned by experience, technical financial expertise and a vast network of contacts.

Service Strategic Communications
Strategic Communications

Full-service communications support for projects or campaigns covering anything from corporate and financial PR to crisis management.

Investor Relations

Leveraging our investment banking experience, we bridge the gap between financial PR and regulated banks by providing tailored support.

Service Political Advocacy
Public Affairs and Advocacy

Solve problems or build campaigns to support local projects or policy change, through research, data analytics and planning expertise.

Service Research
Digital

Control your online reputation through social media management, data analytics, executive profiling and digital storytelling leveraging our experience in content production.

Insights

Having a strong technical understanding matters in a cyclical property market, where conviction and timing are of critical importance. Lauder Teacher consistently produces thoroughly researched, analytical thought leadership for our clients and the wider market. We are pleased to share some of our latest views and insights here.

At our recent Lauder Teacher Expert Briefing, Ben O'Connor, Investment Director at Apache Capital Partners, explored what may prove to be one of the most significant investment opportunities emerging across the UK living sectors market.

Lauder Teacher launched its new report, Specialised Supported Housing in the UK: Private capital’s role in delivering essential social infrastructure, on Tuesday, 2nd December. Prepared by the Lauder Teacher research team, it represents the first ever thorough, end-to-end analysis of the UK Specialised Supported Housing sector from a capital markets perspective.

On Lauder Teacher’s recent Louder Teach In, Jamie Ratcliff, co founder of Place Base and deputy chair of The Housing Forum, offered a sharp, market rooted take on what the Budget does, and does not, mean for housing supply, affordability, and investment.

Last month, Lauder Teacher hosted the latest session in our Think-In series, focusing on purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Ireland. We were joined by John Jacobs, Global Head of Capital Markets at Global Student Accommodation (GSA), and Aaron Bailey, GSA’s Head of Real Estate.

Podcasts

PropCast is an award-winning property podcast hosted by Andrew Teacher in association with Property Week. Since 2017, PropCast has interviewed CEOs and senior figures from every major listed and private investor, alongside a multitude of other exceptional guests. No topic is off the table. From finance and AI to development and construction, these unique and unscripted conversations navigate fascinating personal experiences and inspiring professional journeys, with plenty of humour and market insight thrown in for free.

Private markets demand local intelligence, not just scale argues Aviva Investors director Jonathan Bayfield. In this week's podcast, in partnership with Property Week, Jonathan joins Andrew Teacher to discuss how a £50bn private-markets platform uses independent research, operating partners and bottom-up intelligence to allocate capital across living, logistics and offices, and why AI may strengthen the case for the best buildings rather than destroy it.

Amanprit Arnold, founder of Disability Urbanism and DeafCity Hub, joins Andrew Teacher on PropCast to explain why she deliberately avoids the word ‘accessible’, what disabled households’ spending power means for landlords, and why Stratford, South Kensington and Oxford Street are the real tests of London’s inclusive design ambitions.