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With build-to-rent investments in the UK hitting £4.3B in the fourth quarter, the market remains strong, despite challenges such as rising construction costs, labour shortages and an expensive debt environment.
Things are especially looking up in the BTR market in 2024, as these pain points are expected to gradually subside. This will help stabilise the market as demand for BTR properties and investor activity grows.
More than £8B in investments are targeted for the UK’s BTR sector in 2024. More investors, including ones that have never been exposed to BTR, are exploring extending their real estate portfolio to include the asset class.
Bisnow’s Build-to-Rent Annual Conference will highlight the BTR market in the UK and the new innovations developing in this growing asset class. The event will be held at Vertus at One Canada Square on 11 and 12 June, featuring some of the top players shaping this sector. Register here for the event.
Here are five reasons you don't want to miss this Bisnow event:
Learn how to navigate the BTR landscape amid volatile capital markets from Get Living CEO Rick de Blaby and Quintain CEO James Saunders.
Hear Lendlease Head of Build to Rent Stephanie Barbabosa and Oxford Properties Development Director Harry Knibb speak on the key costs and considerations for building quality BTR developments.
See how Thomasin Renshaw, chief development officer at Pocket Living, and Michael Herrington, managing director at Related Argent, are creating innovative designs for BTR spaces.
Learn more about adopting BTR smart living spaces for modern renters from Sanjaya Ranasinghe, global director of R&D at WiredScore, and Andy Doyle, chief product officer at Utopi.
Network with some of the top developers, owners, lenders and decision-makers in the UK BTR market.
Don't miss your opportunity to be part of the conversation about how the BTR market will fare in 2024 as it evolves and impacts new renters. Connect with our partners, sponsors and attendees at this deal-making event. Register here for more details.
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