High costs put the onus on ops
02/08/2022
Author : Mary-Anne Bowring
Introduction: Understanding the Context of Enfranchisement
Overview of the challenges and opportunities faced by institutional investors in UK real estate living sectors.
The Impact of Soaring Inflation on Development Risk
How supply chain shocks and increased construction material costs are reshaping the development landscape.
Supply-Chain Shocks: The Pandemic's Long-Lasting Effects
Exploring the pandemic's role in escalating costs and disrupting material availability.
Institutional Investors Facing Limited Investment Opportunities
The scarcity of tradeable, stabilised portfolios in sectors like build-to-rent (BTR) and co-living.
Moving Up the Risk Curve: A Necessary Strategy
Why institutional investors must adapt and embrace higher-risk ventures to access UK real estate.
Partnering for Success: The Key to Weathering the Inflationary Storm
Building strong relationships with seasoned development partners to achieve reliable returns despite inflation challenges.
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