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Development pipeline of 21,000 residential units in Birmingham: Hear more 20 September |
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In the brave new world of build-to-rent three things will matter: amenity, brand and community. The new ABC will be the battle ground as BTR operators scrap for market share with each other, and with existing private landlords. In the second part of Bisnow's in-depth analysis of the U.K. build-to-rent sector, we ask: can developers deliver what people want; who will be the winners; and who the losers? 
ABC spells risks and huge opportunity for build-to-rent developers and investors in London, Manchester and Birmingham. BTR is still a novelty in the U.K. There are just 124,000 units under construction or in the pipeline, roughly half of them in…
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Geordie Developer Amasses £250M Brum BTR Portfolio
Newcastle-based High Street Residential has bought the former Kent Street Baths site in Birmingham, and a second site close to the Mailbox, as it takes its BTR commitment to more than £250M. The latest buys follow the High Street Group's…
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£7B Of Shopping Centres Face Distressed Debt Pressure
About 200 shopping centres with a nominal value of £7B have upcoming debt maturity issues that are piling pressure on their owners, according to research from asset management firm APAM.The firm monitors shopping centres bought using debt in the U.K.…
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