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Selective Licensing – Local Authorities designations

Andy Marshall — Thu, 17 Oct 2024 11:20:15 +0000

Selective Licensing creates legal obligations, please ensure that you are compliant. We ask all ARL members to engage Selective licensing consultations as this is the only direct route for the BTR sector to assert influence. The ARL Briefing Document is intended as resource to support a consistent and factual submissions. A single sector voice.

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‘Reconnecting planning with art puts the soul and spirit back into the places we make’

claire.middleton — Thu, 30 Jun 2022 14:37:31 +0000

With an integrated approach from the early stages of a project, art can secure many benefits to community and investment stakeholders; help to de-risk planning, integrate a development, encourage resident acquisition and retention, and create a long-lasting identity and legacy for the building.

Preventing planning practices stifling BTR

claire.middleton — Thu, 28 Apr 2022 08:32:10 +0000

Council officers and elected members need to be up to speed when it comes to understanding the differences between BTR and for-sale housing

Investors and developers have to consider a wide range of variables before taking the plunge in a Build to Rent scheme

claire.middleton — Mon, 25 Apr 2022 13:31:19 +0000

The popularity of the Build to Rent residential asset class is growing in the UK and, with little stabilised investment stock to purchase, development of the assets is required to reach the required scale. Managing risk in acquiring, developing and funding these new BTR assets is fundamental to their success. Here we break down the risk areas into investment, development and design and…

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The role of Approved Inspectors in complying with building regulations

Andrea Smith — Sun, 14 Nov 2021 18:40:39 +0000

When developing a Build to Rent scheme, you will need to appoint a building inspector, who will work alongside you to ensure your project meets Building Regulations. 

Introduction to planning: best practice in BTR

Andrea Smith — Thu, 11 Nov 2021 22:32:58 +0000

BTR schemes require planning permission from Local Planning Authorities (LPAs). Given the nature of the product, BTR schemes often require a specific and bespoke approach to planning matters. This section identifies the key steps in the planning process from initial planning policy review through to determination. Matters relating to viability, affordable housing and clawback are dealt with in…

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Selective Licensing – Local Authorities designations

‘Reconnecting planning with art puts the soul and spirit back into the places we make’

Preventing planning practices stifling BTR

Investors and developers have to consider a wide range of variables before taking the plunge in a Build to Rent scheme

The role of Approved Inspectors in complying with building regulations

Introduction to planning: best practice in BTR

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