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Brendan Geraghty appointed UKAA chief executive
The UK Apartment Association (UKAA) has appointed Brendan Geraghty as its new chief executive, following the retirement of Dave Butler.
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Green light for 307-home modular development at Burgess Hill
Places for People and ilke Homes have been given the green light to deliver 307 homes at Burgess Hill in Mid Sussex.
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Knight Frank tips resi investment set to hit record £16.2bn this year
Investment in the residential market is expected hit a record £16.5bn in 2022, a sharp side rise on the £10.2bn invested into the asset class last year, according to Knight Frank.
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UK resi investment rises 48% in first quarter
The UK residential sector recorded a total of £2.9bn of investment during the first quarter of 2022, according to data from CBRE.
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Glenbrook and TCS submit £280m Leeds BTR plans
Property group Glenbrook and listed property investor and car parking operator Town Centre Securities (TCS) have jointly submitted a planning application for the £280m masterplan for developing Whitehall Riverside in Leeds city centre.
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Harworth seeks investment partner to build 1,200 home BTR portfolio
Listed property developer Harworth Group is seeking an investor to develop a portfolio of 1,200 built-to-rent (BTR) family homes across Yorkshire, the Midlands and the North-West.
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BTR has a key role in levelling up
Levelling up will be a major theme for real estate in the next decade, whichever government is in power.
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Grainger unveils plans for Derby BTR development
Listed residential property landlord Grainger is set to develop 259 build-to-rent apartments in Derby in a scheme due for completion in spring 2023.
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Gatehouse and TPGREP reveal build-to-rent platform Start Living
Gatehouse Bank and TPG Real Estate Partners (TPGREP) have launched a platform for the UK build-to-rent (BTR) sector aiming to develop 2,500 homes.
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The co-living sector is here to stay
The demise of The Collective was big news, but just as WeWork’s fall from grace didn’t spell the end of co-working, neither will The Collective’s collapse see the end of co-living.
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LGIM raises £270m of green finance for Wandsworth BTR scheme
LGIM Real Assets has secured £270m of green development financing to help fund its build-to-rent scheme in Wandsworth, south-west London.
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Cortland Group buys Marrico Helios JV’s £138m Leeds BTR scheme
A Marrico Helios joint venture has exchanged contracts with US multi-family investor Cortland Group for a £138m build to rent (BTR) scheme at its Lisbon Street development in Leeds city centre.
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Heimstaden Bostad acquires Edinburgh residential project
Swedish residential real estate firm Heimstaden Bostad is to spend SEK1.5bn (£124.4m) acquiring UK build-to-rent (BTR) developer PLATFORM_’s Bonnington regeneration area in Edinburgh.
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Q&A: VervLife MD discusses the BTR demand boom
Katherine Rose discusses competition for land, cost of living and sustainability.
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Amro Partners sets new net zero goal
Amro Partners has brought forward its pledge to become a net zero carbon business by 2030. It now aims to be net zero carbon by 2025.
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Fresh appointed to manage first co-living scheme
Residential asset manager Fresh has debuted in the co-living sector with its appointment to manage a co-living site in Exeter, Property Week can reveal.
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Oblix reveals plans for Sheffield BTR project
Developer Oblix Living has announced plans to create a build-to-rent scheme in Sheffield at a former HMRC building.
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Number of BTR homes up 19% in past year, BPF says
The total number of build-to-rent (BTR) homes in the UK has surged by 19% in the past year, analysis from the British Property Federation (BPF) has shown.
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PLATFORM_ buys £100m Milton Keynes site
PLATFORM_ has acquired a Milton Keynes site for a BTR and office development with an expected GDV of £100m.
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Insight
What’s next for the retail sector?
The retail sector is at a crossroads: on the one hand, there has been a resurgence of confidence in the retail sector as Covid restrictions have been lifted, but on the other hand, there is now a host of fresh challenges including inflation, labour shortages and the ending of the ...