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Competitive stock sales can release financial capacity to fund new development
Average price achieved in 2011 reached 146 per cent of vendor's net present value, with total sales receipts topping £130m read more
RSL Stock Dispersal
Which RSLs have the most geographically dispersed stock in the country? read more
Pricing of intermediate rents must consider changing mid-market costs and capital values
As the housing market downturn gathers page, so the private rental market has increasingly become the short-term exit route for unsold stock read more
Anchor Trust in 1,310-unit stock sell-off
Specialist care provider Anchor Trust is undertaking a radical re-structure of its services including closing and selling schemes read more
Asset management freedoms could turn landlords into entrepreneurial property firms
Approach poses real risks, but also offers chance for transformative rewards read more
Stock rationalisation sales can deliver premium on existing-use valuations
Associations' geographical spread is the result of their entrepreneurial spirit read more
Under-funding 'plagues urban stock transfers' as condition surveys' quality questioned
Some two-thirds of urban stock transfers consider their original business plans to have been under-funded, usually due to defective stock condition surveys, according to new ... read more
Stock sales market bursts into bloom, with over 5,000 units changing hands in two years
Key drivers in establishment of new market include economic downturn, regulator's enthusiasm and efficiency drive read more
Complexities of stock rationalisation include valuation, treatment of grant and claw-back
With the current economic climate and the future impact of the Homes & Communities Agency's Single Conversation, social landlords are now undertaking a significant number of ... read more
Whitehall rent cap cut widens tenants' divide and poses business plan problem for transfers
Young stock transfer associations are facing budget shortfalls which could delay improvement works after Whitehall halved its cap on councils' 2009/10 rent increases read more
