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BTR Forum Scotland 2019

We are delighted to share our updated BTR briefing, hard copy has been made avaiable to all delegates of the BTR Forum Scotland, please find your digital copy below.

If you have missed the conference - main topics covered by Rettie & Co. can be found on presentation slides by Dr John Boyle and Gillian McLees, Director of BTR below.


KEY FINDINGS:

  • The number of Build to Rent (BTR) homes built or in the pipeline in Scotland has now increased to over 7,200.
     
  • The bulk of this supply is in Glasgow (nearly 4,000 homes), with around 2,000 in Edinburgh and just over 1,000 in Aberdeen.
     
  • As well as providing much needed new homes, the sector is producing a significant economic impact, with the value of construction contracts in Glasgow alone around £0.5bn.
     
  • There is capacity for more growth, with BTR supply less than 2% of total private rented sector households in Scotland, compared with 3% in the wider UK and close to 9% in London.


About Andrew Meehan

Andrew re-joined the Rettie & Co. Research Team at the start of 2015 having originally worked for the company from 2005 to 2010. Andrew has an MA (Hons) from Edinburgh University and an MSc in...

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