Onwards and upwards
New report on the Build to Rent sector – Now available
Our last Build to Rent Report, Funding Britain's Rental Revolution, was published in 2015 and we thought it was time for an update. A lot has happened in 4 years and the new report considers how the BTR market have evolved: we discuss the new emphasis on service delivery, how developments are getting funded and how the planning system finally recognises that BTR is different from build for sale.
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REPORT CONTENTS
- Building BTR volumes and scale
- Funding the growth of BTR
- The millennials’ view
- BTR and hospitality
- Positive planning developments
- Facing future challenges
- Increasing scope in Scotland
CHAPTER #1 Funding the Growth of Build to Rent
This chapter considers the key sources of funding for BTR schemes, explores how innovative funding structures are getting BTR off the ground and looks at the challenges that remain.
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CHAPTER #2 Build to Rent and Hospitality
This chapter looks at how the Build to Rent sector is using hospitality to distinguish it from the traditional private rented sector and asks whether we should not talk about customers rather than tenants.
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CHAPTER #3 Build to Rent and Planning: Positive Developments
This chapter looks at how the planning system now recognises Build to Rent as a product that should be treated differently from traditional build for sale housing but it notes that it's not all plain sailing yet.
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Contributors
- Hamish Simmie – Research Analyst, Savills
- Peter Hardy – Partner, Real Estate, Addleshaw Goddard
- Sarah Egbu – Partner, Real Estate Finance, Addleshaw Goddard
- Amber Morley – Consultant, Economics, Turley
- Lucy Sturrock – Partner, Real Estate, Addleshaw Goddard
- Marnix Elsenaar – Partner, Head of Planning, Addleshaw Goddard
- Ian Fletcher – Director of Policy, British Property Federation (BPF)
- David Melhuish – Director, Scottish Property Federation
