PRS
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NewsMost London boroughs failing to build enough
Knight Frank’s Patrick Gower says ‘mixed bag’ of ‘challenging conditions’ is to blame
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News
Graeme Craig and Helen Gordon on TfL and Grainger’s new BTR joint venture
Grainger selected ahead of Argent and Greystar as Transport for London makes move into build-to-rent
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News
Curlew sets up value-focused BTR fund with £1bn target
Fund manager will seed vehicle with £100m portfolio and partner with developers to create PRS schemes
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Markets
City centre living comes to Derby with Landmark scheme
BTR tower caters for tech sector staff.
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News
Quintain joins forces with Movebubble app for BTR push
Developer takes stake in rental app to help promote the lifestyle benefits of its Tipi build-to-rent brand
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News
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield to make PRS debut at Stratford
URW becomes latest retail giant to plan residential scheme on surplus land around major shopping centre
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Online
Westfield set for £670m PRS scheme
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield has joined forces with Canada’s PSP Investments and QuadReal Property Group to build one of London’s largest private rented sector (PRS) schemes next to the Westfield shopping centre in Stratford.
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News
Birmingham gets its first co-living scheme
Volume.Property chief executive reveals plans to develop site for 200 residents
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Online
PRS REIT posts strong half-year figures
PRS REIT has posted a 34% rise in net asset value (NAV) and a near four-fold increase in rental income during the six months to the end of December.
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Insight
Death of cul-de-sac exaggerated
Typical blooming architect! Fellow PW columnist Jo Cowen recently heralded the “death of the cul-de-sac” in a tirade against housebuilders. Well I live in one and I reckon society would benefit from more culs-de-sac and less architectural hauteur.
