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Ringley’s Kate Robinson on the regulatory maze which could leave leaseholders out of pocket

Section 4 of the Building Safety Act requires an appointed person to ensure fire and structural safety for all buildings deemed high-risk. The government’s consultation proposes that resident management companies (RMCs) and right-to-manage companies (RTMs) appoint bu...

Read    14/03/2023

More of the same? Another year of change beckons

Amidst the Covid recovery, enduring Brexit impacts, and a shambolic attempt to deliver effective government, 2022 was a year of real change for the real estate industry.–2023 looks like it will be more of the same. Landlords have been in the government cros...

Read    13/03/2023

Stranded assets and the residential sector's twin challenge

The remote work revolution colliding with a rising tide of ESG requirements has seen a polarisation in the office market, as investors shun assets at the slightest risk of obsolescence. Given the ever-growing weight of capital looking to enter the living se...

Read    13/03/2023

Abandoned Housing targets undermine New Supply just as We need it most

The abandonment of house building targets could not have come at a worse time. There is already evidence that local authorities are scaling back on plans and NIMBY-dominated councils now have even more leeway to stop any new homes being built, which they are making g...

Read    09/03/2023

It's time to democratise the land market

Demystifying and democratising the land market provides an opportunity to stimulate competition and collaboration, providing a boost to the struggling to-house market, writes Daniel Robinson, CEO of VirginLand by Ringley.

Read    15/01/2023

The predictable surprise: Unite’s move into BTR

There has been a fair amount of hypothesising around what Unite’s move into Build to Rent means for the sector, and purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) – some reasonable, some less so. The move was as predictable as it was surprising. 

Read    15/01/2023

Volume housebuilders set to transform the BTR landscape

For the first time in a long while, the outlook for the housing market is far from rosy. For volume house builders, the impact of inflationary pressures, rising interest rates–now at 3%–and a weakened economy is only compounded by the hit to the balance sheet of havi...

Read    15/01/2023

Ringley Group launches RISSS service

Ringley Group launches Ringley Integrated Site Staff Solutions (RISSS), a new service to 'maximise human potential' of onsite staff.

Read    15/01/2023

The cost of living crisis will be BTR's greatest test yet

"The rental uplift model in BTR is heavily reliant upon its short lease lengths and high frequency of renewals and/or contracts that provide for annual RPI or CPI rent reviews. As an investment class this allows for more regular resets and offers hedging qualiti...

Read    15/01/2023

What does a good leasing strategy look like?

Ringley Group, the €6bn (AUM) residential asset management specialist working with the likes of Europa Capital, PATRIZIA and Rise Homes, speaks to Build to Rent News about what investors and developers can be doing to optimise their leasing strategies.

Read    20/10/2022

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