The Mind Behind the Mastery
In 2021, Jerome turned his attention to training the next generation of property developers, offering an antidote to the mass-market training that makes lofty promises while often falling short. His extensive experience in the property sector — rooted in the foundations of his first business, a Central London estate agency — led him to develop his 10 core principles approach, which encompasses every stage and decision in the development process.
Building on the success and popularity of the two-day intensive PropDev training course, Jerome is now expanding the training offering to include mentoring for mid-level career property developers and development consultancy for more advanced support.
Every engagement begins with a private consultation, which is your opportunity to connect directly with Jerome Roith, one of the UK’s most trusted voices in property development. Whether through training, mentorship or consultancy, Jerome will always be your point of contact. There is no bait and switch with junior executives or stand-ins, although industry experts may be introduced to help expand your network and deliver specialist training.
Mindset matters: Making resilience part of the blueprint
Away from his professional commitments, Jerome values balance, wellbeing, and discipline. An often overlooked aspect of the property development training process is the mindset required to be resilient in the face of setbacks. There is a lot of emphasis on practical skills and gaining knowledge, but very little about the mindset shifts required to rise to the challenges.
As an endurance runner, Jerome embodies the kind of resilient mindset required to keep moving forward, no matter the obstacle. This vital attribute is reflected in his work and in his approach to guiding the next generation of property developers. Through his daily meditation practice, he is able to remain present and grounded in the moment. The UK property sector is facing considerable challenges which call for a calm, confident and steady demeanour.
His commitment to the sector extends beyond training and consultancy. Having recently been elected as a local councillor, Jerome now has a direct line of sight into the planning and policy decisions that shape the built environment — a perspective that will meaningfully inform the guidance he offers to developers navigating an increasingly complex landscape.
Jerome was recently appointed to the board of Autism Initiatives where his strategic objectives are assisting in the long term growth of the organisation. Whether cooking for his family, undertaking endurance runs, training regularly, or beginning each day with meditation, these practices reflect the resilience and clarity that define his approach to property development.
