All Build-to-rent articles – Page 5
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OnlineGrainger splashes out £128m on third build-to-rent investment in Bristol
Grainger has exchanged contracts to forward fund and acquire the build-to-rent element of the second phase of Redcliff Quarter in Bristol in a deal worth £128m.
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Q&A: Long Harbour’s MD on outlook for BTR
Rebecca Taylor on the firm’s BTR white paper and the challenges the sector faces
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Lendlease names Cseplo-Jeffrey as BTR ops director
Australian real estate giant Lendlease has appointed Valerie Cseplo-Jeffrey as its new build-to-rent (BTR) operations director, as it expands its BTR offer with its City Lights Point development in south London.
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BTR is stable in uncertain times
In uncertain times for real estate, the build-to-rent (BTR) sector is proving resilient in terms of yields, rents and investor appetite.
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The value of single-family BTR
Fast-food restaurants, blue jeans, jazz – many things that start in America become popular on this side of the pond.
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Countryside and Start Living Residential join forces for Midlands BTR venture
Mixed-tenure developer Countryside is teaming up Start Living Residential, a new single-family build-to-rent (BTR) venture, to build 150 new rental homes in the Midlands.
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Q&A: New UKAA CEO on the future of BTR
UK Apartment Association head on challenges and opportunites for BTR sector.
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Birmingham BTR boom as investment soars 40% to £553m
Birmingham ranks as the second most attractive UK build-to-rent (BTR) market, behind central London, due to an acute undersupply of housing, according to research released this month by Gerald Eve.
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Get Living plans 1,350 homes to complete East Village jigsaw
Developer plans 850 BTR and 500 student homes at east London scheme along with public realm revamp
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Newcastle’s largest BTR scheme receives planning approval
Newcastle City Council has approved planning permission for a 289-unit residential scheme on Newcastle’s Quayside by Packaged Living.
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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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