Getting ready for the new letting season
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Prepare for the 2022 student letting season with AFS. Includes a review of 2021, market analysis and a forecast for 2022. The presentation concludes with practical tips on how to make the most of current market conditions and let your properties quickly.
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- TRs still below pre-covid levels
- Student applications and admissions higher than pre-covid
- Asylum claimants creeping up given reduced travel restrictions. Irregular arrivals at Roxham Road also up.
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- Visas have increased given reduced travel restrictions
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- 1. Landlord Webinar Get ready for the new letting season October 2021
- 2. Connect with us Please feel free to connect with us on LinkedIn. Just scan the QR code using your phone. Get the latest updates on our LinkedIn page Use the QR code to open our LinkedIn page Keep in touch with the latest news here: accommodationforstudents.com/ student-landlord-guides The webinar will start in a few minutes, we are just waiting for delegates to join. afs | new letting season
- 3. Introduction Landlord Law Get ready for 2022 letting season Questions Key trends Forecasting 2022 Challenges Welcome Tessa Legal update
- 4. afs | new letting season The big picture 507,000 students accepted onto courses this year Strong demand for student accommodation Upward trend in student numbers 447,470 UK students Majority of students turning up Confidence about a more ‘normal’ experience Strong domestic demand The typical ‘market’ for a shared house 515,000 in 2020 (record year)
- 5. The total market size 59,530 international students This means just over 2m full time students 78% from outside the EU 20% decrease year on year Questions around take up 1.2 million studying outside home region (60%) Minimum total ‘market’ for student accommodation
- 6. afs | new letting season Total bed share 681,000 purpose built bed spaces 115,000 beds in the PBSA pipeline Min of 519,000 non PBSA 279,210 owned by University 401,790 by the private sector Landlord Agents 60% have planning permission HEPI forecast the need for an additional 300,000 places over the next 10 years
- 7. afs | new letting season Rent and expenditure trends Monthly rent increased by 18% across the UK Average monthly rent in London £619 (decline) Average monthly income £1092.40 Average monthly rent £518 Average monthly household bill £24 50% from loans Jobs and part time
- 8. afs | new letting season National v local Top line picture very positive Some cities have had supply problems A handful of cities have not recovered to pre-pandemic levels 40% increase in web traffic 150% increase in enquiries in August Primarily driven by university performance ‘High tariff’ universities in demand Some are responding ‘Lower tariff’ universities have declining numbers
- 9. afs | new letting season Challenges International students Postgrad students Poor performing institution Plans announced to re- balance grade inflation May re-balance
- 10. afs | new letting season Total website visitors 2020/21 2019/20 2018/19
- 11. afs | new letting season Total Enquiries 2020/21 2019/20 2018/19
- 12. afs | new letting season Landlord and agent enquiries 2020/21 2019/20 2018/19
- 13. afs | new letting season PBSA enquiries 2020/21 2019/20 2018/19
- 14. afs | new letting season Types of enquiry by month Total Landlord PBSA
- 15. afs | new letting season What does 2022 look like? Strong domestic demand ‘Rite of passage’ Large numbers of domestic students looking for shared housing International students remains uncertain Potential barriers 2023 Demand remains Established patterns of behaviour Video tours Online searches
- 16. The market looks robust Price Bills inclusive Safety and security Maintenance and management Location Amenities Student area Proximity to University
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