Residential
Co-Living
Achieve your ambitions in a growing sector with our specialist development portfolio, valuation, and advisory services.
Specialist Co-Living Valuation Experts
Providing timely, accurate valuation advice to a full range of clients including all the active lenders, investors and developers.
The growing Co-Living sector is emerging as a valuable alternative investment opportunity and operational income-generating asset.
Our expertise has led the sector since its inception, rising to the challenge of articulating a new product proposition, building a demand case and providing detailed analysis to support the relevant market drivers to satisfy parties deploying capital in the sector.
Our deep understanding of the related Student Accommodation and Build-to-Rent sectors, alongside access to extensive market data, reassures you to make the right investment decisions.
We help our clients navigate the planning process from design-based decisions, making a business case to a funding party, or finding a valuer who understands it.
Our access to unrivalled data-driven insights and specialist expertise enables clients to achieve their goals in Co-Living.
Properties for Sale and to Rent in London
CBRE Residential UK is an expert in prime central London properties, with services spanning sales, lettings and developments.
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We provides comprehensive valuation, advisory and consulting services for real estate owners, investors and lenders.
Astute advice across all aspects of Residential investment including Private Rented Sector, Build-to-Rent, Co-Living and Affordable Housing.
Maximise the value of your residential property through our integrated services including property sales, leasing and development consultancy.
Related Insights
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CBRE's Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) Index tracks the performance of investor-owned, professionally managed student accommodation assets in the UK. Total returns of 7.7% in the year to September 2023 were driven primarily by strong income growth in the sector. Explore more in the full report.
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Report | Creating Resilience
UK Residential Market Trends Q4 2023
CBRE’s Q4 2023 UK Residential Market Trends explores the latest developments in the sales and rental market. Activity in the sales market remains subdued. At the headline level, house prices were broadly stable, but performance differs across the country with several regions recording house price falls. In contrast, private rental prices have continued to rise amidst low supply and elevated tenant demand. Explore our full analysis for more.
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Report | Creating Resilience
Prime Central London Residential Market Trends Q3 2023
CBRE’s Prime Central London (PCL) Market Trends presents the latest sales and lettings trends in the market. There were smaller price reductions in Q3 compared to Q2, and homes sold faster this quarter; the average PCL yield is also at its highest level since Q1 2011. Explore more in the full report.
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CBRE's UK Real Estate Investment Figures report details the latest investment activity across real estate sectors. Q3 2023 investment volumes reached £6.7bn, bringing the total for the first three quarters to £29.3bn. Year to date, portfolio transactions have accounted for 27% of total investment. Explore more in the full report.
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CBRE's Residential Investment Figures tracks the latest movements across the sector. At the end of Q3, there were £2.1bn worth of BtR transactions under offer. Yields across the sector are trending weaker; explore more in the full report.
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Report | Creating Resilience
Office to Residential Conversion in London: The Opportunity & Challenge
With a shortfall of 90,000 homes over the last decade, CBRE’s latest report explores the opportunities and challenges of office-to-residential conversions to help boost housing supply in London. Read the report for our full findings.
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Report | Creating Resilience
London New Build Market Report September 2023
CBRE's report provides an overview of the latest trends in London’s new build Residential market. Prime Central London sales have been robust in H1 2023, but construction volume continues to shrink, and overseas buyers are making up a greater proportion of new build sales following the removal of Help-to-Buy. Explore our full findings in the report.
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Why are landlords leaving the rental market?
Being a residential landlord has become increasingly difficult in recent years. First, the additional rate of stamp duty for second properties was introduced in 2016. This was followed by the phasing out of mortgage interest relief between 2017/18 and 2020/21.
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UK Mid Year Market Outlook 2023
We entered 2023 under the spectre of a moderate recession, with high inflation and rising interest rates putting downward pressure on growth. However, while the UK economy has avoided a recession, it remains under the cloud of high inflation and interest rates.
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European Residential Regulatory Tool
The tool allows you to compare Residential regulations between countries, find details on taxes, rent indexation, rent price regulation, lease regulation, legal dynamics, social governance and zoning.
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Which City? Which Sector?
Towns and cities evolve reflecting their local geographies, natural resources and cultural history. As a result, no two cities in the UK are the same and subsequently, different real estate sectors thrive in different locations
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Reviewing Affordable Housing Sector Valuations to accelerate the delivery of new homes
The affordable housing sector comprises more than 4.4 million homes and demand continues to significantly outstrip supply. Despite one million households waiting for social housing, just 59,000 new affordable homes were completed in 2021/22.