GRAINGER PLC
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2025-06-16 (ii.co.uk)
IN BRIEF: Grainger reaches 95% leasing at Millwrights Place in Bristol
Grainger PLC - Newcastle Upon Tyne, England-based residential landlord - Grainger now has agreed lets on 95% of Millwrights Place in Bristol, leasing 231 build-to-rent homes at the project. Millwrights Place is Grainger's second build-to-rent project in Bristol, after Hawkins & George at Finzels Reach, and it will be followed by a third, Glasshouse Square, which Grainger says is on track to launch later this year. At Millwrights Place, achieved rents have been about 3% ahead of estimated rental value, it says. Pointing to the three developments in Bristol, Grainger Chief Executive Helen Gordon says: "We are confident in our ability to continue delivering strong rental growth and attractive returns for our shareholders, contributing to our target of 50% earnings growth by financial year 2029."
Read more2025-05-28 (thenegotiator.co.uk)
John Lewis to be one of biggest UK landlords by 2030
John Lewis' 10,000-home ambition is part of new era of corporate landlords in the rental market alongside Grainger and Dandara.
Read more2025-05-15 (propertyweek.com)
Digital Edition: Rental growth drives 23% leap in Grainger's H1 earnings
Grainger's rental income rose 15% in the first half of its financial year, with earnings jumping 23% to £30.2m year-on-year.
Read more2025-05-15 (housingtoday.co.uk)
Revenue and pre-tax profit up at Grainger | News |
UK's largest listed residential landlord has BTR pipeline worth £1.3bn
Read more2025-05-15 (cityam.com)
Rental crisis to worsen in the next decade - UK's biggest landlord
Grainger said it expected rental demand to grow 20 per cent from its 2021 level by 2031, far above growth in housing supply.
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