Events

UKREiiF 2025

Our Work

BPF publish Build-to-Rent stats for Q2 2024

In partnership with Savills, the BPF are pleased to publish the UK Build-to-Rent Q2 2024 stats. The stats present the quarterly growth patterns and trends over the last 10 years, and demonstrates the position the property sector is in.
Our Work

Residential tenure reform – summary of BPF position

The Government will publish a White Paper on residential tenure reform soon. This leaflet provides a summary of the larger BPF Position Paper, which explains our stance on various probable aspects of reform.

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BPF Response to the Implementation of a future trajectory for non-domestic PRS MEES

what: We have submitted our response to the BEIS consultation which discusses principles of implementing a future trajectory for non-domestic PRS MEES up to a standard of EPC B by 2030.

our view: We are broadly supportive of the government’s commitment to an EPC B standard by 2030, but have suggested interim milestones may not provide property owners with enough flexibility.
Events

BPF Futures Policy Congress - Emerging sectors: The Investment Case

Committees and Working Groups

Commercial Committee

Events

MIPIM 2025 - JLL Spark Innovation Workshop

Our Work

BPF response to high streets in towns and small cities

Earlier this year, we submitted evidence to the House of Lords Built Environment Committee, highlighting the challenges high streets face in repurposing underused properties. Key obstacles include high conversion costs, structural constraints and issues with our planning system. Tackling these requires reforms in business rates, streamlined planning and strong local partnerships to drive revitalisation.
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Property data report

This report, supported by all members of the Property Industry Alliance, sets out key facts about commercial property. Amongst its detailed statistics, this report shows the value of commercial property, average lease lengths and numerous other data points. 
Our Work

BPF Response to the Commercial Rents and Covid-19 Call for Evidence

What: We have submitted our response to the Call for Evidence on commercial rents in which the Government requests views on a series of options on the best way to withdraw or replace the moratorium on commercial lease evictions and the restrictions on the use of CRAR.

Our view: The moratoriums should be lifted in full at the end of June and an enhanced Code of Practice with adjudication by the courts should be the backstop where agreements cannot be reached. 
Events

UKREiiF 2025 - BPF x ECF: Unlocking regeneration at place and scale lunch

Events

BPF Futures: Making the Most out of UKREiiF Webinar