All PRS articles – Page 6
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OnlineModa and Apache to develop Brighton & Hove's biggest BTR scheme
Moda and Apache Capital have unveiled plans to develop a £220m build-to-rent village in Hove.
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Regions overtake London for BTR homes for first time
There are now more build-to-rent homes in the UK regions than in London, according to the British Property Federation.
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News
M&G strikes £82.7m BTR deal with Redrow
Redrow Homes has agreed a deal to sell 186 BTR homes to M G Real Estate for £82.7m.
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Accrue plans Manchester BTR scheme
Accrue Capital has submitted a planning application for a 433 home build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Manchester.
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BTR developers back government proposals for longer tenancies
The government has outlined proposals to create minimum tenancy terms of three years in a move which has been widely supported by build-to-rent (BTR) developers.
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PIC looks for long-term BTR investment opportunities
UK defined benefits pension insurer looks to enter BTR market to generate income to pay its policyholders.
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Addington enters PRS management market
Investment specialist creates ADDLiving to service growing rental market in UK.
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KWE forms Irish PRS JV with AXA IM
Kennedy Wilson has formed a joint venture with AXA IM - Real Assets to target the Irish private rented sector (PRS).
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Countryside and Sigma to develop 5,000 PRS homes
Countryside Properties has revealed an expansion of its strategic partnership with Sigma Capital Group that will see the two companies target the delivery of a further 5,000 private rental sector homes over the next three years.
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Cording makes Molloy hire to boost resi team
REIM Cording has expanded its private rented sector (PRS) team with the appointment of John Molloy as senior project manager.
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Insight
Lincoln MGT to target London and Europe BTR after Reading
US developer Lincoln and UK firm MGT restart stalled Station Hill scheme as they embark on European BTR push
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Council pension fund backs Invesco's BTR strategy with £42m funding
Lambeth Council has invested into Invesco Real Estate’s build to rent strategy with £42m from its pension fund.
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BL eyes Fizzy Living acquisition to target BTR
British Land is in the early stages of talks to buy Fizzy Living, the build-to-rent (BTR) development company, owned by Thames Valley Housing.
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Permits for pets and parking top list of preferred BTR perks
PRSim survey also uncovers interest in alternatives to traditional deposits and services that help tenants save
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GLA reveals plans to curb premium BTRs
Authority says it is committed to delivering ‘mainstream’ rents for London homes
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Insight
Q&A: Grosvenor takes biscuit in Bermondsey
Executive director Simon Harding-Roots talks about the firm’s move into BTR.
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Online
Annington accelerates PRS profile with £47m double deal
Military family housing specialist Annington has increased its investment in the private rented sector (PRS) with the purchase of two portfolios totalling 177 properties for a combined £47m.
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USS and PfP form £330m PRS JV
Universities Superannuation Scheme and Places for People have formed a £330m joint venture to invest in the PRS sector.
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Investec backs Teddy Sagi's LabTech with £72m loan
Investec Structured Property Finance has backed Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi with a £72m loan to fund LabTech Group’s development of a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use scheme in King’s Cross.
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Insight
We must explain BTR better to stop poor policy decisions
The build-to-rent (BTR) sector has come a long way in the past few years. The benefits of BTR to accelerate housing delivery, increase supply and improve housing standards are beginning to be recognised.
