£500m build-to-rent set to happen in Elephant & Fort

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A Canadian pension fund and Australian developer wish to promote 900 London flats in Elephant & Fort, which might symbolize one of many largest build-to-rent offers.

The Canada Pension Plan Funding Board and Lendlease wish to offload the properties for at the least £500 million, the Monetary Instances experiences.

The flats embrace retail and public area, with flats ranging vary from studios to 3 bedrooms with facilities together with a gymnasium, lounge and landscaped gardens.

Lendlease partnered with the Canadian fund for the build-to-rent section, the latter of which at all times deliberate to promote up after securing occupants.

The present largest build-to-rent sale was in July 2025, when Vistry bought 1,750 houses to Leaf Residing (backed by Blackstone) for round £600 million.

Corporations like Blackstone and Greystar wish to purchase extra properties within the build-to-rent sector, capitalising on demand at a time when some smaller landlords are being pushed out of the sector amid uncertainties round new laws just like the Renters’ Rights Act.

Construct-to-rent at the moment accounts for two% of the non-public rented sector.

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