This presentation looks at the current performance and issues faced in the UK Property Market including important facts and stats on property management, buy to let properties, mortgage applications and the rental market
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- Legionella pneumophila bacteria was found to be the cause of alleged cases of Legionellosis disease in tourists and workers in Bali and Tangerang, Indonesia in 2010 and 2011.
- WLN Indonesia initiated a seminar in 2015 with the Indonesian government and Dutch experts to raise awareness of the risks of L. pneumophila in Indonesia's warm, humid climate and lack of regulations.
- The document outlines the sources and growth conditions of L. pneumophila, risks to human health, challenges in Indonesia, and WLN Indonesia's efforts to improve testing and prevention through research with Dutch experts.
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We provide a broad range of consulting and customer support services including implementations, business
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En 1990 se inició un proceso en el área de ciencias naturales basado en la construcción del aprendizaje de acuerdo con los pasos del llamado Método Científico, el cual sirvió de guía para desarrollar temas de acuerdo con el interés del estudiante, bajo la dirección del docente, con participación de algunos padres de familia y el apoyo de la coordinación de la Institución estableciendo acuerdos que llevaron a desarrollar la estrategia didáctica de Proyectos en un periodo de cuatro años con las limitaciones que implica el trabajar una asignatura con intensidad horaria baja, y con horarios rígidos.
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The document summarizes trends in the UK rental market in 2019 and outlook for 2020. It notes that £48 billion was traded in 2019, down 25% from 2018, with alternatives such as build-to-rent surpassing commercial real estate. Build-to-rent saw significant growth and now makes up 15% of alternatives in the UK and 30% in Manchester specifically. The document discusses pricing, rental rates, absorption rates and customer demand for build-to-rent properties in Manchester, noting strong occupancy rates. Challenges and opportunities in the build-to-rent sector are also reviewed.
The document discusses factors affecting the UK housing market such as demand for housing, supply of housing, and market failures. It analyzes problems in the UK housing market like high house prices and lack of affordable housing. It also evaluates policies to address issues like the inelastic housing supply, such as providing tax incentives to builders, government funding for skills training, and directly funding social housing construction. However, policies face challenges like not resulting in enough affordable housing or causing house prices to fall.
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This document provides an overview of the investment market and private rented sector in relation to the North West of England in 2017-2018. Some key points:
- UK commercial property investment volumes reached £59.8 billion in 2017, up 26% from 2016, driven by alternatives and industrial properties.
- In the North West, alternatives made up the largest sector at 41% of investment, with build-to-rent being the largest component.
- Several major build-to-rent deals occurred in Manchester and Liverpool in 2017, with yields between 4.45-5%.
- Key challenges for the build-to-rent sector in 2018 include securing development funding, managing high build costs, assessing supply
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This document discusses a proposed build-to-rent housing development called Aberfeldy New Village in Tower Hamlets, London. It will include 1176 new homes, commercial space, community facilities, and public green space. A private rented sector development of 158 homes in Phase 1B will help accelerate delivery and bring regeneration benefits to the area sooner. The proposal involves a head lease structure between investor M&G and developer Willmott Dixon's PRS brand be:here, with Poplar HARCA taking a sub-lease to manage the properties. Key risks include actual rent increases differing from projections and maintaining occupancy and quality standards over the long term.
The commercial real estate investment market in the UK saw £16.7 billion in investment in Q1 2022, the highest first quarter total since 2015. Demand is huge in the industrial and build to rent sectors, while office demand seems subdued. Build to rent accounted for £5.3 billion or 9.3% of transaction volume in 2021, up from 2.5% in 2016. Forward funding yields for build to rent in central Manchester are between 4.25-4.5%, down from 4.75-5% in 2016. Operational costs vary significantly between build to rent properties in Manchester, from 21-34% of revenue.
Presentation from the housing department within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets giving an overview of the local DFG delivery, presented at our DFG Champions Roadshow Spring 2018
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After Brexit, the private rental sector faces uncertainty from potential negative impacts. Landlord sentiment shows a rebound in optimism for their own businesses but a third believe Brexit will negatively impact the sector. Tax changes and new banking regulations are already in effect, with more changes expected. Regulatory headlines include expanded landlord registration and licensing as well as changes to welfare benefits and energy efficiency standards that will affect landlords.
This document outlines Dr. Nicky Morrison's presentation on negotiating affordable housing in England. The presentation covers the context of England's affordable housing crisis, how the planning system works to secure affordable housing through negotiations with private developers, and the role of housing associations. It also provides an example of an innovative joint venture between a local authority and housing association to develop affordable housing. The presentation concludes by discussing potential cross-cultural lessons around securing affordable housing.
- Despite Brexit causing short-term uncertainty, demand to live in London remains strong. Weaker sterling is incentivizing some international buyers.
- The prime London property market has seen slower growth in recent years due to a period of strong price increases followed by tax rises that dampened the market. However, prices have adjusted in many areas and activity is increasing.
- Demand is high for family homes over £3 million, with international buyers from the Middle East and China competing with domestic buyers. Weak sterling has boosted international demand.
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The real estate market is facing major challenges due to years of rapid cost inflation not linked to demand. Banks lent at inflated values, creating unsustainable paper wealth. As a result, there is now expensive land that cannot be developed profitably due to high costs. The market cannot afford the prices needed for developers to break even. Going forward, developers will need to compete with existing unfinished and liquidated projects. It will take years for the market to recover without government stimulus to boost consumer confidence and the economy.
The document summarizes the UK residential property market for summer 2015. It discusses:
1) The UK housing market is entering a period of stability following the Conservative election victory and is expected to see more homes built to address undersupply.
2) The document analyzes different property markets in London, as well as farmhouse and country house markets outside London, noting differing values and rental growth.
3) Affordability remains an issue, especially in London, and the Help-to-Buy scheme is questioned in terms of boosting new home supply.
Important factors that shape both Dublin's current and future rental marketMatthew Scott
Dublin's population is growing rapidly and is projected to reach 2.2 million by 2040. This population growth, combined with more people renting, is increasing demand for rental properties. It is estimated that 32,500 new rental units will need to be delivered by 2020 to meet demand. However, construction costs are high, making it more profitable for developers to build houses over apartments. As a result, rental prices continue to rise significantly across Dublin, especially in the city centre and south county areas. Average rents in these areas are now over double what they were in 2011. With high rents and house prices that are 4.7 times the average wage, many Dublin residents, particularly younger people, cannot afford to buy a home
North West PRS - Ian Scott, director, Lambert Smith HamptonPlace North West
The document summarizes trends in the UK rental market in 2019 and outlook for 2020. It notes that £48 billion was traded in 2019, down 25% from 2018, with alternatives such as build-to-rent surpassing commercial real estate. Build-to-rent saw significant growth and now makes up 15% of alternatives in the UK and 30% in Manchester specifically. The document discusses pricing, rental rates, absorption rates and customer demand for build-to-rent properties in Manchester, noting strong occupancy rates. Challenges and opportunities in the build-to-rent sector are also reviewed.
The document discusses factors affecting the UK housing market such as demand for housing, supply of housing, and market failures. It analyzes problems in the UK housing market like high house prices and lack of affordable housing. It also evaluates policies to address issues like the inelastic housing supply, such as providing tax incentives to builders, government funding for skills training, and directly funding social housing construction. However, policies face challenges like not resulting in enough affordable housing or causing house prices to fall.
Alan Benson GLA Presentation on London Housing Strategy (15 Jan 2013)lvscsteve
This document summarizes London's draft housing strategy and funding prospectus for 2015-2018. It aims to increase housing supply to over 42,000 new homes per year, including 15,000 affordable homes and 5,000 long-term private rental homes. The funding package totals over £1 billion to support affordable housing delivery. The strategy addresses London's growing population, affordability crisis, and increased housing needs through increasing supply, improving quality, supporting workers, and meeting needs like reducing homelessness.
North West PRS Conference: Ian Scott, Lambert Smith HamptonPlace North West
This document provides an overview of the investment market and private rented sector in relation to the North West of England in 2017-2018. Some key points:
- UK commercial property investment volumes reached £59.8 billion in 2017, up 26% from 2016, driven by alternatives and industrial properties.
- In the North West, alternatives made up the largest sector at 41% of investment, with build-to-rent being the largest component.
- Several major build-to-rent deals occurred in Manchester and Liverpool in 2017, with yields between 4.45-5%.
- Key challenges for the build-to-rent sector in 2018 include securing development funding, managing high build costs, assessing supply
Chester Growth Partnership: Young Professionals DrinksPlace North West
The document discusses the residential property market in Chester, UK. It provides information on the types of housing stock available, including traditional homes and new developments. It outlines the demand drivers in Chester, such as families seeking good schools and young professionals attracted by the city's amenities. The housing market in Chester has performed well in recent years, with prices 10-15% above the 2007 peak. The outlook is positive, with further gentrification and price growth expected.
Are you up to date with industry regulations and legislations?
Seasoned landlord and NLA representative, Richard Blanco, gives a useful regulatory round-up of new legislation, including tax, immigration and mortgage changes.
Citylets Presentation at National Landlord DayCitylets
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This document discusses a proposed build-to-rent housing development called Aberfeldy New Village in Tower Hamlets, London. It will include 1176 new homes, commercial space, community facilities, and public green space. A private rented sector development of 158 homes in Phase 1B will help accelerate delivery and bring regeneration benefits to the area sooner. The proposal involves a head lease structure between investor M&G and developer Willmott Dixon's PRS brand be:here, with Poplar HARCA taking a sub-lease to manage the properties. Key risks include actual rent increases differing from projections and maintaining occupancy and quality standards over the long term.
The commercial real estate investment market in the UK saw £16.7 billion in investment in Q1 2022, the highest first quarter total since 2015. Demand is huge in the industrial and build to rent sectors, while office demand seems subdued. Build to rent accounted for £5.3 billion or 9.3% of transaction volume in 2021, up from 2.5% in 2016. Forward funding yields for build to rent in central Manchester are between 4.25-4.5%, down from 4.75-5% in 2016. Operational costs vary significantly between build to rent properties in Manchester, from 21-34% of revenue.
Presentation from the housing department within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets giving an overview of the local DFG delivery, presented at our DFG Champions Roadshow Spring 2018
This document discusses housing market failure in the UK. It identifies several root causes of market failure, including a chronic imbalance between housing demand and supply, empty housing despite excess demand, shortages of affordable homes, imperfect information, and external costs of new home construction. Both negative externalities like congestion and noise, as well as positive externalities like employment and improved health, are associated with new housing developments. Government policies aim to address market failures and increase housing supply through various means like subsidizing affordable housing and reducing planning regulations.
After Brexit, the private rental sector faces uncertainty from potential negative impacts. Landlord sentiment shows a rebound in optimism for their own businesses but a third believe Brexit will negatively impact the sector. Tax changes and new banking regulations are already in effect, with more changes expected. Regulatory headlines include expanded landlord registration and licensing as well as changes to welfare benefits and energy efficiency standards that will affect landlords.
This document outlines Dr. Nicky Morrison's presentation on negotiating affordable housing in England. The presentation covers the context of England's affordable housing crisis, how the planning system works to secure affordable housing through negotiations with private developers, and the role of housing associations. It also provides an example of an innovative joint venture between a local authority and housing association to develop affordable housing. The presentation concludes by discussing potential cross-cultural lessons around securing affordable housing.
- Despite Brexit causing short-term uncertainty, demand to live in London remains strong. Weaker sterling is incentivizing some international buyers.
- The prime London property market has seen slower growth in recent years due to a period of strong price increases followed by tax rises that dampened the market. However, prices have adjusted in many areas and activity is increasing.
- Demand is high for family homes over £3 million, with international buyers from the Middle East and China competing with domestic buyers. Weak sterling has boosted international demand.
Regulatory Round-Up: Richard Blanco, National Landlord Association Portico Property
A regulatory round-up at the NLA & Portico landlord seminar, from Richard Blanco, the London Representative of the NLA (National Landlord Association).
If you're feeling taxed, regulated, capped and licensed from all angles, never fear your NLA London Representative will take you seamlessly through all the latest changes from landlord immigration checks and five year prison sentences to the more sublime deposit protection and section 21 changes, EPCs and smoke alarms.
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The real estate market is facing major challenges due to years of rapid cost inflation not linked to demand. Banks lent at inflated values, creating unsustainable paper wealth. As a result, there is now expensive land that cannot be developed profitably due to high costs. The market cannot afford the prices needed for developers to break even. Going forward, developers will need to compete with existing unfinished and liquidated projects. It will take years for the market to recover without government stimulus to boost consumer confidence and the economy.
The document summarizes the UK residential property market for summer 2015. It discusses:
1) The UK housing market is entering a period of stability following the Conservative election victory and is expected to see more homes built to address undersupply.
2) The document analyzes different property markets in London, as well as farmhouse and country house markets outside London, noting differing values and rental growth.
3) Affordability remains an issue, especially in London, and the Help-to-Buy scheme is questioned in terms of boosting new home supply.
Important factors that shape both Dublin's current and future rental marketMatthew Scott
Dublin's population is growing rapidly and is projected to reach 2.2 million by 2040. This population growth, combined with more people renting, is increasing demand for rental properties. It is estimated that 32,500 new rental units will need to be delivered by 2020 to meet demand. However, construction costs are high, making it more profitable for developers to build houses over apartments. As a result, rental prices continue to rise significantly across Dublin, especially in the city centre and south county areas. Average rents in these areas are now over double what they were in 2011. With high rents and house prices that are 4.7 times the average wage, many Dublin residents, particularly younger people, cannot afford to buy a home
Dublin's Property Market performance looking at population shifts, immigration, migration, new construction, sales transactions, price changes, the rental market and mortgage activity.
By covering the above areas, I explore the advantages of investing in the Irish property market as it begins to show signs of improvement and presents better residential investment opportunities than past years.
The document summarizes statistics about the UK property market in 2016. It finds that London accounts for 38% of leasehold property management, followed by the South East and South West regions. Only 17% of leasehold property owners felt they received good service. The average age of buy-to-let property owners has increased from 35-54 to 47-66. Property prices are projected to increase by 2% in 2017, though sales agreed prices are up 5.2% excluding London. The number of listed properties for sale is down 5% compared to last year. Upcoming changes may make the buy-to-let market less attractive for investors and landlords.
This document contains 15 questions about housing and construction statistics in Ireland. The questions ask for details such as the percentage of the workforce and GDP represented by construction during its peak, housing completion and vacancy rates, property value losses, popular sales areas in Dublin, and projections for construction output and home ownership levels. Bonus questions inquire about real estate commission amounts and rental costs as a percentage of income.
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Dublin rental and sales Quarter 1 2016 Matthew Scott
Property trends and analyse of buying and letting in Dublin Quarter 1 2016. The price increases in both renting and buying property in Dublin, with future projected investment returns.
Irish real estate performance in 2015-2016 saw housing supply remain well below targets, with only 11,000 new homes completed compared to a goal of 25,000 annually. While real estate transactions increased to over 48,000, secondary home sales dominated the market. Housing prices rose significantly across Ireland, especially outside of Dublin, while rents also increased substantially in Dublin and elsewhere in the country. The shortage of new housing supply continued to be a major issue, with over 184,000 unfinished developments and a need for 1,400 new homes per month to meet demand.
Ireland has seen steady population growth over recent decades, with over half of the population currently between 25-64 years old. While immigration rates have increased slightly between 2010-2015, more Irish citizens are still leaving the country than immigrants entering. The unemployment rate has fallen significantly in Ireland since the economic crisis, with youth unemployment now at 21.9%, compared to over 50% in some other European countries. Dublin accounts for a large portion of Ireland's GDP and employment. Overall, Ireland has experienced economic recovery and growing job numbers in recent years.
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THE NEIGHBORHOOD WE HAVE BEEN LONGING FOR IS COMING TO LIFE
The good old days of the Piyalepasa neighborhood are being brought back to life with Piyalepasa Istanbul houses, residences, offices, hotels and a pedestrianized shopping avenue.
The wide streets of this 82.000 square meter development conveniently face the main boulevard in a prime Beyoglu location. “Piyalepaşa İstanbul” stands out as the only project designed to offer a neighborhood lifestyle, complete with its grocers, bagel sellers and greengrocer. Piyalepasa Istanbul has all the values to make it an authentic neighborhood, our very own community.
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“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” is a “mixed-use” concept containing all the elements for a vibrant social life with houses, residences, offices, hotels and high street shopping.
“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” will take the liveliness of Istanbul into its heart. The elegant sparkle of Nisantasi, the young and colorful Besiktas, the variety and multicultural heritage of Istiklal Street will all be contained within the streets of this neighborhood.
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2. National Lease Hold Survey 2016
Leasehold Property Management
• London has around 38% of total lease hold property management activity, followed closely by the South
East (24%) and South West (13%)
• 36% of leasehold property management falls within the 65 plus age range, 51-65 had 31% representation.
Whilst 21-30 only contributed 2%
• Only 17% of current lease hold property owners reported they believed they received a good service,
compared to 62% who saw either a poor service or no improvements of service over the last 2 years
• 68% of current lease hold property owners felt that the level of service received wasn’t equal to
management fees presently charged
• 45% of property management agencies are deemed hard to get hold of when dealing with maintenance
queries
• 38% of RMC’s and leasehold property owners saw a benefit in changing management agent, with only 14%
seeing no benefit in changing management agent
3. London School of Economics
• The number of buy to let property owners 55 or over more than doubled in 2004 from 24% to 61% this
year
• Buy to let property management under 45 has experienced large decrease from 2004 to 2016, reducing
to 20% from 41%
• The research carried out by the London school of economics reports the average age of buy to let
property management moving from 35-54 to 47-66
• First time since 1930’s in the UK that the rental market is outperforming the sales market, March 2016
saw a rush of properties purchased with the purpose to let them out before the stamp duty rates
changed
• This lead to an increased volume of rental properties advertised, whilst home ownership in the UK hit a
30 year low, mainly due to the South East market outpricing many potential buyers
4. UK Population 2015-2016
• The UK has a total population size of 64.4 million
• 54.2 million make up England’s population
• Age range breakdown
0-14 17.44%
15-24 12.15%
25-54 40.74%
55-64 11.77%
65 or over 17.9%
• Median age for males 40 and female 41 years old
• 82.6% of the population live in urban areas
7. Most populated areas of London
• Barnet 374,915
• Croydon 376,040
• Ealing 342,118
• Newham 324,222
• Enfield 324,574
• Bromley 321,278
8. Residential property sales stats 2016 (properties over £40,000)
• 97,600 sales property transactions up to to November 2016
• 10,810 non residential property sales
• Over the past 20 years, property prices have increased at an average of 14.34% per annum year on
year
Yearly residential property sales total value
• 2011-2012- £794,170,000
• 2012-2013- £799,620,000
• 2013-2014- £977,510,000
• 2014 -2015- £1,033,880,000
• 2015-2016- £1,143,560,000
figures from Gov.uk 2016
9. UK property sales market
• Property prices projected to increase by 2% in 2017, seventh consecutive year of growth (average sales price across the
country around £309,000-310,000 mark)
• Sales agreed prices nationally up 5.2% not including London
• Number of listed properties for sale down 5% on this time last year (Quarter 4 2016)
• IBIS World predicted the UK Estate agent market was worth around 11 billion pounds, had 142,931 employees and just
under 18,000 agencies
12. Regions projected to experience the highest levels of rental growth (2017 to 2022)
• UK 19% across all regions
• 24.5% London
• 27.5% Bristol
• 17% Birmingham
• 17% Manchester
• 14% Newcastle
• 13.5% Leeds
• 12.5% Nottingham
• 11% Liverpool
18. Housing Supply Demand Issues
• By 2020 the UK will need to build 310,000 new homes year on year at current population growth trends
• Presently the UK is only building at 54% of the required target
• The housing report 2025 believes houses prices will increase by a further 50% by 2025, the Government has set
itself a target of building 200,000 new homes year on year to stop house prices becoming too expensive and
reduce supply issues.
19. Buy to let market
• Buy to let property sales down 64% compared to last year
• The number of buy to let mortgage applications have reduced to 6,000 compared to 10-11,000 applications last
year
• 500,000 landlords have looked at the possibility of selling their buy to let properties over the next few years, due
to the scrapping of the landlord mortgage interest tax relief
• The English Housing Survey 2014-2015 projected 37% of families with children presently rent from a private
landlord compared to 30% in 2004-2005
• 46% of 25-34 year olds are renting, as the first time buyers age increased from 31 to 34 over a 10 year period
• 19% of households (4.3 million people) are renting as of 2015
• The population bracket aged 20-39 now only has 26% property ownership, compared to 64% in the 1960/1970’s
• 14 million people in the UK are registered home owners , 80% of which have a mortgage
• 2 million individuals in the UK own a buy to let property
• Buy to let properties makes up 14.5% of total mortgages up to Q1 2016
• First time buyers mortgage applications were up 33% on last year’s figures
20. Upcoming changes to the market 2017 onwards
• By 2020, mortgages will no longer be tax deductable, and will based on gross income
• Stamp Duty on a second home was increased by 3% in March 2016, including tax at the top end of the
property market
• The flat rate 10% maintenance allowance will be be scrapped
• As of September 2017, anyone buy to let applications for an owner with four or more properties will have to
have their whole property portfolio assessed as “mortgage arrear rates can be higher when a landlord owns
more than one property”
• The stress test will be at 5.5% under the bank of England and rental cover on mortgage repayments must
be at least 125%
• Landlords are no longer able to offset all their mortgage interest over the next three years as will become
based on gross rental income, preventing rents increasing too much and leading to borrowers using more of
their own cash
• Presently over 200,000 landlords are incorporated to gain lower tax rates, with a further 500,000 (25%)
looking to follow suit next year
21. Potential effects on the market in 2017
• Increase in RMC’s
• Rent control monitors to be better monitored and implemented
• Increase in sales transactions as monthly rental fees continue to grow quicker than sales prices
• Less attractive market for investors/landlords with mortgage regulation changes
• Property prices to stabilise and grow at a sustainable level as more home owners enter the market
• Average property price per sale to reduce as first time buyers enter the property ladder on smaller/cheaper
properties
• Developers to expect lower levels of profit but maintain current levels of construction
• First time buyers activity to continue upward trend as renting becoming more expensive than purchasing
• Banks will be open more to lending as more realistic applications and level of personal debt per person can be
achieved
• Property management and ground rent fees to be investigated and profit per unit to be reduced as new
entrants enter the market
• Buy to let property portion of sales to increase as landlords no longer can as many tax benefits and will have to
enter future investments using more of their own cash
• Review of EU 28 averages in terms of proportion of income spent on rent, rent per month and wages to remain
attractive to EU and non EU citizen job opportunities and cost of living
22. Produced by Matthew Scott 02/01/2017
Property Button UK Sales Manager
Matthew.scott@propertybutton.io
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