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All Build-to-rent articles – Page 16
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NewsGrainger unveils Southampton BTR development
Listed residential landlord Grainger has opened the first phase of Gatehouse Apartments, its first build-to-rent scheme in Southampton.
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NewsLeaders Romans Group launches BTR management service
Leaders Romans Group has launched Three Sixty Space, a consultation and management service for build-to-rent developers.
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OnlineGodwin Developments submits plan for BTR homes in Cambridgeshire
Godwin Developments has submitted proposals for 116 built-to-rent (BTR) homes and flexible commercial space in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
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OnlineL&G beefs up BTR leadership team
Legal General has appointed a Suburban Build to Rent (SBTR) senior leadership team, bringing in recruits from across some of the UK’s leading property companies to accelerate the growth of its family rental investment across the UK.
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InsightProptech solutions drive data-based BTR strategies
Operators need integrated systems to get the most out of their data and gain an edge over competitors.
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NewsFizzy Living achieves silver and gold Wiredscore ratings
BTR operator Fizzy Living has achieved Wiredscore silver and gold ratings across most of its London portfolio, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineMGT snaps up £150m Battersea BTR homes
MGT Investment Management and Battersea Power Station have agreed terms for the purchase by MGT of 92 flats within Battersea Power Station’s Electric Boulevard.
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OnlineWe need a diversity of voices in BTR to keep the sector thriving
Bringing our week of showcasing women from across the industry’s voices to a close, Allsop partner Lesley Roberts writes about the need for more diversity within the build-to-rent sector.
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OnlineGodwin Developments submits plans for 336-apartment BTR scheme
Godwin Developments has submitted plans for a 336-apartment build-to-rent (BTR) scheme on the edge of Sheffield city centre, in South Yorkshire.
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NewsWe Are Kin strikes deal with Moorfield Group
The £50m partnership to develop student beds aims to professionalise the HMO sector.
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OnlineAmstone completes acquisition for £100m BTR scheme in Stockport
Amstone Ventures has completed the acquisition of a 3.28-acre for a £100m build-to-rent led residential project in Stockport town centre.
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NewsIndustry pays tribute to PRS and BTR pioneer John Coles
The real estate veteran, who has passed away aged 74, is remembered as an advocate for affordable housing.
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InsightWhy the BTR sector is still a banker
Development is one of the trickiest parts of being a property lender. So much can go wrong: planning wrinkles, problems in the ground before a structure starts rising, construction delays and disputes, and finally the risk of leasing a speculative project.
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OnlineGerald Eve appoints Bobby Barnett as partner
Gerald Eve has appointed Bobby Barnett as a partner in the firm’s capital markets team.
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OnlinePrécis Capital launches resi fund targeting £1bn annual investment
Lending platform Précis Capital Partners has launched a multi-billion pound residential development fund backed by TowerBrook Capital Partners.
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OnlineGreen light for Basildon build-to-rent scheme
A mixed-use development comprising 492 build-to-rent (BTR) apartments and flexible office space has been given the green light by planners.
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OnlinePLATFORM to build 453-unit BTR development in Edinburgh
A build-to-rent (BTR) development in Edinburgh, Scotland has been granted planning permission by the council.
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OnlineAvanton targets 5,000 BTR homes with £500m London fund
London build-to-rent (BTR) group Avanton has launched a £500m fund to increase its landbank in the capital.
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OnlineModa to open Liverpool scheme in August
Moda Living is set to open its second build-to-rent scheme this summer, it has announced.
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ProfessionalCan BTR work in the suburbs?
With a huge proportion of the population now working from home, the property sector has remained reasonably buoyant. But will dreams of a garden and home office translate into a mass move to the suburbs? And what has happened to the communal space in urban build-to-rent (BTR) schemes?
