There are now nearly 96,000 build-to-rent homes complete,
under construction and in planning, a near 40% jump on the figures for first
quarter of this year. According to research by Savills for the British Property
Federation, London leads the expansion with Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and
Birmingham catching up fast. Taken together the regional cities also now
account for a larger pipeline than the Capital, where private rental schemes
first took off. Contractors are also directly joining in the race to supply
private rented housing with 19% of planned rooms directly developed by building
firms. Read more on Construction Enquirer.
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