Insights tagged with "Private Rented Sector":
The build-to-rent UK market is booming. In Q1 2022, a record £1.6bn was invested into the sector, which grew by 14% from the previous 12 months. Yet, despite its impressive growth, overall public awareness remains [...more...]
The BTR market in the UK is growing at an exceptional rate, and it’s predicted to be worth £544 billion once the market reaches full maturity. Despite the rapid growth, it’s worth remembering that the [...more...]
The build to rent sector in the UK has grown greatly in popularity since its introduction. There are over 152,000 BTR properties in the UK to date (including those in the planning pipeline), and [...more...]
Water Hygiene may not be at the forefront of property managements’ attention in light of the ever-evolving changes to our businesses necessitated by COVID-19. It may not be the most exhilarating topic (some may even [...more...]
It was 2013, and the package delivery problem was disrupting the US Multifamily industry. I was the Senior Vice President of Strategic Business Services at AMLI, and every day I was receiving complaints from [...more...]
There is no doubt that the UK Built to Rent sector has some valuable lessons to learn from practices in the USA. It should be noted, however, that the UK has some pearls of [...more...]
As a residential property owner operating in the UK rental market, there are many ways that you can supplement your rental revenue with additional income. The US rental market has capitalised on these types of [...more...]
The UK Built to Rent (BTR) sector is booming. Strategic waste planning might be an often-overlooked portion of new development, but it can be a big money saver throughout the life of the property. [...more...]
The Built to Rent (BTR) sector in the UK is enjoying impressive growth these days as new developments and deals are announced on an almost weekly basis. But despite this building frenzy, there’s work to [...more...]
Private Rented Sector (PRS) & Build to Rent (BTR) may have gained coverage in the UK’s business press, but public awareness about it remains low even though the first units are already occupied. Nevertheless, once [...more...]
