Once viewed as a niche segment, the Build to Rent (BTR) market in the UK is evolving rapidly, now capturing significant investor interest. This shift reflects a broader transformation within the housing sector, where traditional models of homeownership are increasingly being reassessed. The surge
San Diego-based Tower 16 Capital Partners has secured the acquisition of Yardly McDowell, a 167-unit, build-to-rent (BTR) multifamily property for $46.5 million in Phoenix's West Valley. This purchase marks Tower 16's ninth in the Phoenix area and twelfth in the state of Arizona. Constructed in
The Build to Rent (BTR) sector is on the cusp of significant transformation, driven by evolving preferences among renters and broader societal shifts. As we look toward 2025, several key trends are expected to shape the future landscape of BTR developments. Quintain Living, a leading Build to Rent
In an ambitious move poised to significantly impact the Build to Rent (BTR) sector, Placefirst and Strata have partnered to deliver over 500 single-family housing (SFH) BTR homes by 2028. This collaboration, facilitated by KPMG Corporate Finance's advisory services, marks Placefirst’s first foray
The second quarter of 2024 has seen a remarkable surge in the launch and completion of Build to Rent (BTR) schemes across the UK, underscoring the growing momentum in this sector. This new wave of residential development is reshaping the rental landscape, offering a blend of high-quality living
In a world where the housing market is continuously evolving, Build-to-Rent (BTR) homes have emerged as an intriguing alternative for those unable or unwilling to pursue traditional homeownership. These properties are developed specifically for rental purposes, offering modern living spaces and
