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OnlineEuropa Capital grows UK BTR residential platform with Manchester deal
Europa Capital has entered into a forward funding agreement to acquire a new build-to-rent (BTR) residential development in Manchester’s New Cross district.
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Gravis Capital seals deal to buy The Collective assets
Gravis Capital’s GCP Asset Backed Income Fund, a lender to co-living brand The Collective, has signed a deal to acquire the assets of the struggling firm following its recent collapse into administration, Property Week understands.
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Suburban build-to-rent is one to watch
What will be the key property trends of 2022? The exponential growth of the suburban build-to-rent (BTR) market will surely be one to watch.
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BTR will play key role in Manchester
Editor: Manchester was recently named by Time Out as the third best city in the world, putting itself on the map alongside San Francisco and Amsterdam.
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Q&A: Moda’s James Edwards discusses the move into co-living
Development director of new Moda arm explains the rationale behind the move.
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Nido eyes UK co-living and BTR sites
European student operator Nido is hunting for development sites to expand its UK operations into co-living and build to rent.
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Moda Living to launch co-living operation with £1bn pipeline
BTR giant aims to develop 1,000 homes per year across London and South East and has secured first six sites.
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Creating the eco-efficient homes that renters want
It’s time for BTR housebuilders to create the smart, energy-efficient and cost-effective homes of the future.
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Education is key to BTR’s growth
While the UK build-to-rent (BTR) sector is in the headlines for all the right reasons and attracting investment from those who can see its huge growth potential and proven resilience, there is still much to do to educate others on the key differences of the BTR sector compared with housing ...
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Colliers brings Oxford BTR scheme to market
‘Small number’ of investors courted to buy partly let Doric/Mace scheme for £80m.
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PGIM purchases Manchester Life BTR phase
PGIM Real Estate has purchased a 213-apartment rental development at Manchester City Council’s new neighbourhood Manchester Life.
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Barings acquires Manchester BTR scheme for £53.5m
Barings has acquired The Trilogy, a BTR scheme in Manchester from Moorfield on behalf of Moorfield Real Estate Fund III, for £53.5m.
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Transform the resident journey with a single connected solution
When managing residential real estate, keeping your residents happy is key in building a thriving community that helps boost occupancy and success.
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Moda’s Liverpool scheme signs 40% pre-lets ahead of opening day
BTR operator Moda Living has 40% pre-let its new Liverpool scheme, the Lexington.
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S Harrison gets green light for 345-unit Leeds BTR scheme
York-based developer S Harrison has received planning permission to develop a 345-unit build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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Castle Trust Bank finances Dagenham BTR scheme
Specialist property lender Castle Trust Bank has agreed a £13.2m development loan with Barking Dog Developments for a build-to-rent scheme in Dagenham, east London.
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Watkin Jones gets green light on £100m Bath BTR and PBSA scheme
Watkin Jones, the student accommodation and build-to-rent (BTR) group, has received resolution to grant planning permission for a 600-plus-home mixed-use BTR and PBSA scheme in Bath, Property Week can reveal.
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Edmond de Rothschild REIM acquires Gateshead site for £50m BTR development
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has acquired a prime waterfront site in Gateshead for a £50m build-to-rent (BTR) development.
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Moda Living to debut in Scotland
BTR developer operator Moda is set to open its new Scottish scheme The McEwan in Fountainbridge at the end of the year.
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What’s next for the build-to-rent (BTR) sector?
Still a relatively young sector, BTR is poised for another growth spurt as single-family housing and new entrants make their mark.
