All PRS articles – Page 9
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NewsScottish developer Whiteburn secures £20m for BTR platform
Scottish property developer Whiteburn, advised by GVA, has secured a £20m equity investment to launch its build-to-rent platform.
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Grainger buys trio of Manchester BTR buildings for £26m
Grainger has acquired a portfolio 192 build-to-rent apartments in Manchester for £26m from Cabot Square Capital.
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GVA and PRSim appointed to Scottish government BTR panel
GVA and PRSim have been appointed by the Scottish government to assess the viability of applications made by build-to-rent developers to the Rental Income Guarantee Scheme.
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Grainger acquires Birmingham BTR asset
Grainger has exchanged contracts with Blackswan Property to forward fund and acquire the Gilder’s Yard build-to-rent scheme in Birmingham for around £28m.
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BTR landlords suffer rent falls
Build-to-rent (BTR) landlords are finding that the high volume of homes available for rent in London is putting downward pressure on rents.
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Major Glasgow regen scheme gets green light
PRS investor, developer and operator Inhabit has been given the green light for a 846,900 sq ft mixed-use scheme in central Glasgow.
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Cording makes first BTR investment
Cording Real Estate Group has agreed its first build-to-rent (BTR) investment in the UK, agreeing a £40m deal to fund a development in Nottingham.
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Greystar set to forward-fund Croydon tower
US multi-family investor Greystar is in talks to agree a forward-funding deal on Tide Construction’s 546-unit build-to-rent tower in Croydon.
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Watkin Jones confident of full year progress
Watkin Jones, the student accommodation and build to rent specialist, has claimed the group has successfully achieved its operational objectives for its financial year in a pre-close trading update to the market.
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Moorfield exceeds £100m target on MREFIV fund close
Moorfield Group, the UK real estate private equity fund manager, has surpassed its £100m target on the first close of its new Moorfield Real Estate Fund IV (MREFIV).
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K&C reveals plans to become £1bn PRS REIT in five years
The boss of K C REIT has revealed plans to transform the group from a £5m minnow to a main-market £1bn private rented sector (PRS) goliath within five years.
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Markets
Co-living pioneers shake up rental market
New housing schemes promising a social life and networking opportunities are redefining the rental landscape.
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Q&A: Atlas Residential's Jonathon Ivory on bringing the American ethos to the UK BTR market
The MD of Atlas Residential’s London office discusses differences and similarities between the UK and US markets.
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RealPage invests in UK PRS with PEX acquisition
Global software company RealPage has outlined plans to expand in the UK PRS sector after completing a $6.2m acquisition of all the outstanding capital stock of PEX Software, a London-based provider of property management and online leasing solutions.
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K&C embarks on ambitious £400m acquisition spree and main market listing
K C REIT is seeking to raise £150m ahead of a switch from the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) to the main market of the London Stock Exchange as it embarks on an aggressive £400m-plus private rented sector acquisition spree.
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L&G boosts BTR team with new hire
Legal General has boosted its build-to-rent team with the appointment of James Robson as residential development manager taking the team to eight.
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PRS developers create regional ripple effect in hunt for fresh markets
A new wave of private rented sector (PRS) development will hit secondary regional locations as hardening yields create a ripple effect as investors seek less mature markets.
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Get Living’s second London BTR scheme set to launch
Get Living’s second London build-to-rent scheme on a 1.25 acre site in Elephant and Castle is nearing completion, and apartments will be available to rent from September.
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Patrizia set for for 375-unit BTR scheme in Edgbaston
Patrizia UK has acquired four acres of land from Warwickshire County Cricket Club and the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) at Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham for the development of 375 build-to-rent (BTR) homes.
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GRIP buy PRS development in Milton Keynes
GRIP REIT, the joint venture between APG and Grainger, is to forward fund and acquire a private rented sector (PRS) development in Milton Keynes from the High Street Group for £30.5m.
