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Did you know that senior housing is currently one of the most overlooked sectors in commercial real estate? A
As the U.S. grapples with a growing senior population, the demand for diverse housing solutions—from assisted living to active senior communities—is surging.
Yet this rising demand is met with a shortfall in supply due to inadequate planning and construction. Coupled with the challenging macroeconomic conditions and the pressures of refinancing loans, the senior housing sector faces significant hurdles.
However, these challenges also create a unique investment landscape ripe with opportunities.
Get ready to explore the possibilities with our soon-to-be-released whitepaper.
#SeniorHousing#InvestmentOpportunities#CRE#XCaliberInsights#ComingSoon
Striking a balance between investing in existing homes and developing new homes is trickier than ever and many housing organisations are having to make tough choices about where their money is spent.
Our Development Director, Andrew Hull, recently penned an article for Housing Today, coinciding with their quarterly development survey, which delves into the reasons behind the current strains, and why we should be optimistic for the future of housing.
Click here to read the full article: https://bit.ly/3JkXhNS
Did you know that senior housing is currently one of the most overlooked sectors in commercial real estate?
As the U.S. grapples with a growing senior population, the demand for diverse housing solutions—from assisted living to active senior communities—is surging.
Yet this rising demand is met with a shortfall in supply due to inadequate planning and construction. Coupled with the challenging macroeconomic conditions and the pressures of refinancing loans, the senior housing sector faces significant hurdles.
However, these challenges also create a unique investment landscape ripe with opportunities.
Get ready to explore the possibilities with our soon-to-be-released whitepaper.
#SeniorHousing#InvestmentOpportunities#CRE#XCaliberInsights#ComingSoon
Getting anywhere near 300,000 homes per annum will require two absolutley critical elements;
1. Huge public investment (i use the term investment not subsidy) into new build social rent and intermediate rent housing.
2. A construction supply chain with the capacity to build that amount of housing. That supply chain simply does not exist right now and nor is it an easy fix never mind a quick fix. (Please please don't tell me MMC Cat 1 and 2 can come to the rescue).
NOTE: without a supply chain then the mere fact that demand will massivley outweigh supply of construction will result in a cost spiral which will halt private (viability) and public (increased investment per home) housebuilding in its tracks.
We don't just need Minister for Housing we will also need a Minister for Construction and a coherent, joined up, long term plan from Govt (with cross party support) which pivots us to deliver in years 5-10, 10-15.
Immersed in all things residential, M&G’s Chris Jeffs shares his views on how to lift some of the barriers facing investors in affordable housing in this thought-provoking article by Property Week on the opportunities and challenges around providing single-family housing. Read more here https://ow.ly/SnT050SttYR
Undoubtedly, institutional capital is a fundamental part of the solution to the UK’s housing problem, yet – as the article highlights – obstacles range from a lack of public funding to a shortage of available land and a lengthy and complex planning process.
In Chris’s view, releasing more publicly owned land, increasing subsidies or incentives for favoured tenures and streamlining the planning process could go a long way to overcoming some of these issues. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in order to boost investment and create more affordable housing.
“Helping to create a common language to enable better communication between two very different types of organisations will also be vital to be able to achieve the shared goal of putting institutional capital to work in the social housing sector,” he noted. #MandGRealEstate#marketingcommunication
The sector faces a stern test to get to the latest target of 300,000 homes annually, let alone meeting the affordable housing needs.
Solutions will need to be multifaceted with multi tenures, for various age groups, for sale, for rent, public private partnerships, planning reform, better planning resource, and above all else a determined, strong and consistent leadership.
Change is ahead and a chance to revisit policy, reset targets, and engage with the next government. Exciting times ahead for the sector.
Good article Chris.
Immersed in all things residential, M&G’s Chris Jeffs shares his views on how to lift some of the barriers facing investors in affordable housing in this thought-provoking article by Property Week on the opportunities and challenges around providing single-family housing. Read more here https://ow.ly/SnT050SttYR
Undoubtedly, institutional capital is a fundamental part of the solution to the UK’s housing problem, yet – as the article highlights – obstacles range from a lack of public funding to a shortage of available land and a lengthy and complex planning process.
In Chris’s view, releasing more publicly owned land, increasing subsidies or incentives for favoured tenures and streamlining the planning process could go a long way to overcoming some of these issues. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in order to boost investment and create more affordable housing.
“Helping to create a common language to enable better communication between two very different types of organisations will also be vital to be able to achieve the shared goal of putting institutional capital to work in the social housing sector,” he noted. #MandGRealEstate#marketingcommunication
Immersed in all things residential, M&G’s Chris Jeffs shares his views on how to lift some of the barriers facing investors in affordable housing in this thought-provoking article by Property Week on the opportunities and challenges around providing single-family housing. Read more here https://ow.ly/SnT050SttYR
Undoubtedly, institutional capital is a fundamental part of the solution to the UK’s housing problem, yet – as the article highlights – obstacles range from a lack of public funding to a shortage of available land and a lengthy and complex planning process.
In Chris’s view, releasing more publicly owned land, increasing subsidies or incentives for favoured tenures and streamlining the planning process could go a long way to overcoming some of these issues. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in order to boost investment and create more affordable housing.
“Helping to create a common language to enable better communication between two very different types of organisations will also be vital to be able to achieve the shared goal of putting institutional capital to work in the social housing sector,” he noted. #MandGRealEstate#marketingcommunication
