• The future of the rental product in 5-10 years; repurposing and future proofing buildings, the lack of innovation and is policy and red tape a restriction or an enabler?

  • Nov 15 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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The future of the rental product in 5-10 years; repurposing and future proofing buildings, the lack of innovation and is policy and red tape a restriction or an enabler?

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    In episode 10 of series, Sarah, Deenie and Dan talk about the future of the rental product in 5-10 years. Covering the following:

    - how can PBSA be repurposed when student numbers decline?
    - why do smaller flats stack up for BTR but not in PBSA?
    - are studios a sustainable flat type?
    - has the sector ignored alternative product types in a buoyant market?
    - is the mainland European coliving layout the future?
    - is PBSA a viable replacement for HMO stock?
    - hybrid hospitality leading the way with secondary revenue streams
    - lack of innovation in future proofing buildings
    - policy and red tape; a restriction or an enabler?
    - ‘it can’t be done’ does that mean ‘it can be done but we won’t make as much money’?

    This episode of Housed is sponsored by Mystudenthalls.com - Search student accommodation across the UK
    www.mystudenthalls.com
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