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Is Build to Rent the next major shift in Australia’s property market?
In this episode, Arjun Paliwal takes a deep dive into how the growing trend of large-scale rental communities could transform the way Australians rent, invest, and view property. They explore whether this change is something investors should embrace or be cautious of — and how it might reshape opportunities across the country.
Arjun explains how Build to Rent (BTR) works by using large institutional funds to create entire complexes designed purely for renting, rather than selling individual units. They break down how this could drive an increase in rental supply, influence affordability, and potentially change the lifestyle and stability renters experience. Drawing comparisons to the more established BTR markets in the US and UK, Arjun highlights what Australia can learn and where the opportunities may lie.
Beyond renters, Arjun also discusses the major impact BTR could have on investors and developers. From shifting demand towards houses to the potential rise of large-scale multi-family investment opportunities, they explain how BTR could fundamentally change the game for Australian property investing. With expert insights and a fresh perspective, this episode offers a comprehensive look at a movement that’s only just beginning to take shape.
Click on this episode now to learn how Build to Rent could open new possibilities for renters, investors, and developers!
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