Landlords quitting leads to bigger profits for Build To Rent giant

Landlords quitting leads to bigger profits for Build To Rent giant


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Private landlord giant Grainger says Build To Rent is behind its strong financial performance. 

In a trading statement to shareholders about the four months ended January 31, it says demand and occupancy continue to perform well.

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It reported rental income growth of 3.1% including 2.8% across its private rented sector portfolio and 6.2% in regulated tenancies.

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It says occupancy is 96%. 

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The FTSE 250-listed firm says the gap between demand and supply in the private rental sector continues to grow as individual landlords quit.

Chief executive Helen Gordon says: “We continue to see strong demand for our product, with our latest London Build To Rent scheme, Seraphina, being fully let in less than four months.

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“Our outlook is strong and positive, with market-leading earnings growth to come and a proven ability to deliver sustainable rental growth and high occupancy, driven by our leading operational platform.”

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