Are Private Companies Breaking The UK Property Market?

Since 2016, individual landlords have sold more property than they’ve purchased.
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Meanwhile, big investment companies are buying up UK property left right and center.
So what’s going on?
Are big companies breaking the UK Property market?
Well the team and I dug into the research and it’s a little bit more complex than it appears at first glance.
So, in this video I’m going to:
Explain why more companies are investing in residential property
What this means for UK tenants and investors
And why this might actually be a good thing for property investors
While large investment companies have been aggressively expanding their portfolios. But is this shift breaking the UK property market? In this video, we dive into the data to uncover what’s really happening behind the scenes and why it's more complex than it first appears.
I’ll explain why companies are investing heavily in residential properties, what this means for tenants and investors, and how this trend might actually present opportunities for savvy property investors

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[@PropertyToolkit-Lottie]

Facts! Thank you for sharing another brilliant podcast with some very helpful information. Looking forward to the next one!

[@Jagc0316]

Have to disagree with your statement how large cooperations will not invest in houses. I think they are more likely to ensure houses are to standard and have the funding to do so. I have heard so many stories of private landlords not keeping their properties to a high standard and the Tennant not having an option but to stay put. Large cooperations would not risk bad press over poor housing standards. Personally I think housing is not a commodity and hope this government ensures all renters the right to buy helping those into securing a home for life. With more larger cooperations in the game, there is more likely to be regulation to make this happen more easily.

[@jonchrys]

Your wrong !
I said it years ago small private landlords have been pushed out and corps have muscled in.
As you said the larger you are the less likely a small number of issues will even make a dent in your finances.

[@peterhannaford460]

So just invest in these corporations or REITS simple, liquid and far less hassle.

[@no_professional12]

Good to know & to get your thoughts on the effect it will have on things

[@Scott89838]

Hey, I’m considering selling my own house (then move in to a rental property) to release £150k and invest in student HMO’s, around my area you can invest around 150k including deposit, reno, stamp and fees, then remortgage leaving 50k in the deal. Would you say now is a good time to execute my plan? I feel like I should start before interest rates come down possibly pushing prices up again. I already have 1 HMO and a holiday let but would like to start to build up my portfolio faster. Would love to know your thoughts!

[@frmcf]

Some landlords might be 'nice guys', but the landlord-tenant relationship shouldn't depend on your landlord being a nice guy. Housing is important, access to it should be guaranteed, and the market should be tightly regulated in order to respect people's right to a safe place to live and the continuity of the home. If the rules are right, and everyone can be assured to follow those rules, then why should a tenant care whether they are paying the mortgage of an individual landlord or paying dividends to a private or publicly owned corporation?

[@RuthWilder-u4q]

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I'm a single mother living in Birmingham uk, bought my second house in August and hoping to retire next year at 41 if things keep going smoothly for me.

[@GraceDeweyo2]

Congratulations dear. You're really doing well yourself, I'm 48 and my financial life is in a mess. Any great tips would really go a long way in shaping my life. I want to buy my own house, that's really a big flex

[@KurtOsinski]

No doubt about it! Started with just 5k, and the rest is history! It’s on fire🔥🔥

[@ChristianaBremer-z1q]

Please is there any way I can get in touch with him please?

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PRS Reit ( Build to Rent stock ticker PRSR.L ) My biggest stock position. Could you do a video on PRS Reit?