PRS – Page 5
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MarketsQ&A: the Be:here and now for private rented sector trailblazer
Willmott Dixon Regen boss Andrew Telfer has big plans for the build-to-rent sector in London and beyond.
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MarketsInner London attracts PRS
The future development of purpose-built rental schemes in the capital will be focused on the inner London boroughs, particularly Greenwich, Tower Hamlets and Southwark, new research predicts.
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MarketsL&G happy to blaze a trail for investment in the PRS
Legal & General’s entrance into the private rented sector (PRS) is perhaps the most keenly anticipated of any of the UK institutions.
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Insight
London must proactively encourage the PRS
Your recent leader points to the growing complexity of the London housing market and offers further acknowledgement that we have reached crisis point.
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MarketsGrainger powers up in PRS
The private rented sector may be off to something of a slow start, but the UK’s largest listed property owner has revved up its activity in recent months.
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Markets
Tap into what tech junkies want to unleash the potential of PRS
The property sector lacks innovation and entrepreneurialism - for instance, I still get asked what my fax number is.
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InsightDon’t make PRS schemes compete with build-to-sell
So, another week and another government policy intended to help struggling developers increase the delivery of new homes is rubbished in the national press, as its unintended outcome will be to deliver a windfall to developers at the expense of hard-pressed local authorities.
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InsightPRS will be key whatever party’s colour
Housing has rapidly risen up the UK’s political agenda in the past five years and will undoubtedly continue to do so in the run-up to the general election in May.
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MarketsLenders need to develop a new model to help PRS sector flourish
The private rented sector (PRS) market is growing rapidly and lenders (which are no longer limited to banks) are identifying it as a growth opportunity.
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