As we start 2025, the #BuildToRent sector is shaping up to play a pivotal role in the UK’s private rented sector. With regulatory changes on the horizon and growing institutional investment, Anne-Marie Brown, Founder of Love to Rent examines how this sector is well-positioned to meet the demand for quality, professionally managed rental housing in 2025. In this blog, we look at the likely trends for Build to Rent in the coming year, with a focus on sustainability, affordability, and the evolving legislative landscape. Read more here- https://lnkd.in/eSR9uG6n Make sure your properties are being showcased. To find out more information please get in touch- cooperate@lovetorent.co.uk British Property Federation #lovetorent #btr #rent #renting #rentals #buildtorenthomes #petfriendlyhomes #security #quality #community #newhome #homestorent #homegoals #rentalhomes #customerawareness
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2moVery informative 👍