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In our most recent collaborative publication, Maggie Coleman, Jessica Harrison, Erin Patterson (she/her), Cassidy Toth and I share our insights on the pressing issue of housing affordability, and the pivotal role that institutional investors can play in helping to tackle this structural challenge. #housingaffordability #sustainableinvesting #realestate #socialimpact #institutionalinvestors

The continued supply and demand imbalance of housing across all tenures is evident and is particularly acute in affordable housing. There are currently 1.2 million households on social housing waiting lists in England unable to afford private rents or access home ownership, government figures show. Last year, less than half of the 145,000 new affordable homes required, as estimated by National Housing Federation (NHF), were delivered. Institutional capital is required to help plug the delivery gap. The sector offers long-term income and inflation-hedging characteristics with strong ESG attributes, particularly with regards to the social impact of delivering new affordable housing. For more on the sector including a survey of investors, see the latest report from Oliver Knight below

Some Friday reading: a very timely report on the state of England's affordable housing sector via Oliver Knight. A massive 1.2 million households are on social housing waiting lists in this country and #affordable housing delivery has fallen so far behind need. Only 63,605 new affordable homes were added to supply last year in England - but 145,000 are needed annually, according to the National Housing Federation. Interesting to read that private capital only own 0.9% of England's current affordable housing stock. But investor appetite is growing, so the opportunity for more partnerships between for profits, local authorities, developers and housing associations will be key to boosting supply. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d-magEDu

UNLOCKING THE FULL POTENTIAL OF THE HOUSING FIRST APPROACH

The U.S. is facing a senior housing crisis, but this challenge is a golden opportunity for investors. With a projected need for 806,000 additional units by 2030, the senior housing sector is ripe for investment. Whether it’s assisted living, memory care, or independent living, the variety of senior housing types offers numerous avenues for growth. Understanding the market dynamics and preparing for the future can set you on the path to success. Click below to explore the in-depth analysis and insights in our whitepaper. https://hubs.li/Q02KSwtT0 #SeniorHousing #InvestmentOpportunities #CRE #XCaliberInsights #FutureReady

Can an injection of institutional capital help boost the supply of much-needed affordable housing? Investors currently own just shy of 30,000 affordable homes, up an impressive 40% since 2022. Based on existing pipelines and delivery targets, we estimate that figure will nearly treble over the next four years, rising to 86,000 homes by the end of 2028 as institutional investors play a more prominent role in increasing #affordable #housing supply, and in helping to address the significant shortfall which currently exists. Innovative partnership models that bring together investors and traditional housing providers will be crucial to unlocking this new development and boosting supply. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dEUT3Euk Paul Hawkey MRICS Lucy Kennedy-Cooke Elizabeth Friend Nick Pleydell-Bouverie

Sound investments. Safe housing. Strong partnerships. Housing providers who lease properties to us get substantial partnership benefits. Whilst Landlords may venture into the sector to help tackle the homelessness crisis, they also need to get a solid return on their investment. Along with financial benefits like long-term leases and competitive rents paid upfront, our housing partners enjoy peace of mind knowing their properties are managed by our skilled teams. We spoke to EF housing partner Alexander Lyons of Landmarka, HMO and commercial property sourcing agents, who said; “After an initial conversation with Emerging Futures, you could just hear the competence and understanding of the social housing space. It was a breath of fresh air.” Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/efn_w_K4 #Housing #PropertyInvestment #SocialImpact #RealEstate If you’re a property investor or private landlord, and you’re interested in developing a supported housing project with us, then we want to hear from you. Please get in touch by emailing info@emergingfutures.org.uk.

"We believe Shared Ownership represents a standout solution to the structural issues affecting the UK’s regional housing markets and should be viewed as a core element in the portfolios of institutional investors looking to combine quantifiable social impact with strong and secure, inflation-linked investment returns.” A standout quote from Ben Fry - Managing Director of Housing at Gresham House - commenting on the role of Shared Ownership in tackling the UK's lack of afforadable housing: https://bit.ly/4bGmq1H #affordablehousing #sharedownership #socialimpact

Facing financial uncertainty, north Minneapolis' Upper Harbor affordable housing development may be less affordable Contact me to discuss the latest scoop in real estate! #minneapolis #minneapolisjomes #minneapolishousing #minneapolisrealestate #minneapolisrealestateagent #minneapolisrealtor #minneapolisrentals #minneapolishomebuying #minneapolisloan #minneapoliscity

The standout message from Day 1 of the 9th Annual Affordable Housing Development and Investment Summit is that now more than ever we need to grow social and affordable housing, with only 10% of private rental affordable (in comparison to 50% in 1996). Across Australia there is an estimated 640,000 people in need of social and affordable housing today. There are four key themes impacting our ability to address this enormous need; 1. Finding pathways to meet required investor returns 2. Managing and addressing risk profiles 3. Challenges with construction, and 4. The need to develop specialist operating expertise for long term yields and affordability for users The challenge for all of us is to find pathways to address these themes so we can meet the enormous and growing need in a meaningful and sustainable way. #AFH024 #affordablehousing #homlessness #youthhomelessness #property #propertyinvestment