Tag: Vistry
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Property Shares – Labour’s Housing Boom Could Be Your Goldmine
The Labour Party’s ambitious plans to build 1.5 million new homes over the next five years have sent shockwaves through the UK property market. While some investors are hesitant, others see this as a golden opportunity to cash in on the potential housing boom. A Housing Revolution Let’s be honest, building 1.5 million new homes…
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Build-to-Rent Booming – £1.3 Billion Invested in Q2!
The UK’s build-to-rent (BTR) market is red-hot, with investments reaching a record high in the second quarter of 2024. More Than Just Flats: It’s not just about apartments anymore! Single-family homes are becoming a major force in the BTR sector, attracting a wider range of investors and tenants. In fact, single-family homes accounted for a…
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Get Ready to Build – Labour’s Big Housing Plans Could Be a Goldmine for Developers
The new Labour government is set to unleash a wave of pro-development planning reforms, promising to shake up the UK’s housing market and potentially create a boom for those who build. A New Era for Housing? Labour’s landslide victory has brought a new focus on addressing the UK’s chronic housing shortage. Prime Minister Sir Keir…
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Labour’s Housing Plans Send Housebuilder Shares Soaring!
With Labour’s election victory, housebuilders are celebrating! The party’s ambitious plans for 1.5 million new homes over the next five years, coupled with a shake-up of planning rules, are seen as a major boost for the sector. Green Belt Blues Gone? Labour’s plans go beyond simply building more homes. They’re aiming to tackle the “grey…
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Chilling Inflation May Keep Mortgage Rates Stable Amid Flat House Prices
In April, the UK saw inflation drop to its lowest in nearly three years, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate decelerating to 2.3%, down from 3.2% in March. This rate, announced by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), is just above the Bank of England’s ideal target of 2%, but higher than economist…
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Vistry Plans to Build 17,500 New Homes Despite Industry Challenges
While the UK housing market faces numerous hurdles, Vistry Group is setting an ambitious goal to construct 17,500 homes in 2024. This decision comes at a time when many in the housebuilding sector are grappling with reduced demand, soaring material costs, and higher mortgage rates. Vistry, a leading property developer, has announced a significant increase…
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Getting Into Property Investment Without Being a Landlord
Recent years have seen a significant shift in the property investment world. The dream of owning buy-to-let properties has become less appealing for many, thanks to skyrocketing borrowing costs and a thickening web of regulations. However, this doesn’t mean that the road to building wealth through property is closed. In fact, there’s a silver lining…
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Crest Nicholson’s Profit Plunge – Tough Year Ahead for UK Housebuilder
Crest Nicholson, the Surrey-based housebuilder, has announced a significant cut in its profit outlook for the third time in just six months. This decision, driven by escalating costs and unforeseen legal challenges, paints a concerning picture for the company and the broader housing sector. Escalating Costs at Brightwells Yard At the heart of Crest Nicholson‘s…
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Build-to-Rent Investors Find Opportunity in the UK Property Market
The UK property market is experiencing a significant shift as small landlords struggle to cope with mounting pressure. This has created a lucrative opportunity for build-to-rent investors, who are swooping in to meet the increasing demand for rental housing. The Changing Landscape According to Andrew Saunderson, who heads CBRE Group’s UK Residential Capital Markets division,…
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Are Housebuilder Shares a Good Buy?
Some experts argue that this is a good time to buy shares in UK housebuilding companies, even though their short-term prospects look bleak. In Layman’s Terms: Housebuilding companies are facing tough times due to increased costs and political decisions. However, they have shown they can handle challenges and are in a better position now than…