Excellion Capital's analysis of sold price data revealed the average HMO licensed property in England sold for £334,260, which is 13.1% above the nation’s general average house price (£295,654).
The research found that the co-living sector in the UK grew quickly, with a 48.6% rise in completed units last year, hitting a record 3,267.Â
The average price to buy a three or four-bed property in England stood at £444,273, bringing total upfront investment including conversion to £512,340.
Research found that 58.3% of respondents said they had little or no confidence in the Government’s ability to manage the economy.Â
Research from Excellion Capital found yields had dropped below 5% in these sectors, showing steady asset values and stable income.Â
Excellion's data showed that the UK had an estimated 123,539 completed BTR units by the end of 2024.
Excellion Capital’s analysis shows that new-build deliveries are declining, with only 198,612 homes built last year, down 6.5% from the previous year.
The survey revealed that 63.1% planned to focus on the residential sector in 2025, while 19.5% will invest in hospitality and leisure.
Virgin Money has completed a £51m refinancing for Amano Hotel, supporting its ongoing growth and operation in London's vibrant Covent Garden.
Excellion Capital, the London-based real estate finance firm, has appointed ex-AXA and UBS MDÂ Anthony Shayle as director - real estate to grow its debt advisory business.