Market Survey: Maximising ROI Through Design And Construction

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In the build-to-rent sector, the search for yield is a constant struggle. 

Construction and labour costs are rising, making it harder for BTR developers to make their deals stack up. It’s no longer enough just to find a good location — developers need innovative designs to make any housing scheme work.

Below is a questionnaire we are sending out in advance of our Build To Rent Annual Conference in October, the largest industry event of its kind in the UK. We will be gathering results and compiling them into a report about how investors, developers, contractors, architects and property managers are making decisions about BTR.

By filling out this questionnaire, you will receive a 20% discount on a ticket to BTRAC later this year. Plus, you can also enter your name into a draw to win a free ticket to every Bisnow BTR and residential event across the UK and Ireland for the entire 2020 and 2021 calendar years.

The final report will be unveiled at BTRAC and will offer a detailed look at how BTR professionals are thinking about the market and how design and materials choices can help to maximise rental yield, quickly.

Be part of our report and help us learn more about the BTR market by answering the questions below:

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