Our high-quality services have a positive impact for the communities our clients operate in. We inspire confidence and change in the housing sector. Our team is second to none, offering real world expertise, thought leadership and insight. Working with Altair helps organisations achieve their objectives, delivering creative thinking and the highest levels of service, helping you to thrive in a changing world.
Our people are our strength. Our team includes the mix and depth of expertise required to support our clients across the range of complex challenges they face. We value individuals who embrace our principal behaviours and invest in them to support their own development. We have a core team supported by additional associates, who add specialist support to specific projects.
Our clients face new and growing challenges every day. Altair’s research and insights work combines top-level housing sector expertise with practical analysis to help organisations stay ahead of the curve and provide the sector with assurance to make data-driven decisions and policies that deliver results.
Altair provides high quality, creative solutions to the varied and dynamic challenges facing organisations in housing and regeneration today. Our independent, insightful, strategic, and tactical advice helps our clients solve complex problems.
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We help our clients recruit, develop and retain the best talent at executive and non-executive levels. Our team has extensive knowledge and senior networks in housing, property and regeneration; and a strong track record of placing candidates from within and outside of the sector. For more information on the current roles we are recruiting to please follow the link below.
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We catch up with Ellen Spooner, whose interest in housing originated from her dissertation on the UK’s Tiny House movement. […]
