REalyse provides a residential data platform that aggregates various UK residential data sets, enabling users to make informed property decisions.

REalyse (UK)

REalyse

REalyse (UK) | 10,708 followers on LinkedIn. Bringing together every UK residential property dataset - data and analytics for investors, lenders and developers. | REalyse (pronounced &#39;realise&#39;​) is a technology company that helps real estate professionals stay ahead of the market. We provide enterprise companies with smart technology, real estate expertise, and independently sourced data – prices, rents, yields, demographics, market activity, economics, debt and all things in between.

Our online big data analysis platform can be found at www.realyse.com

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Robert Sargent

Early Stage Technology Investor | Trustee at Centre for London

Dominic W.

Founder & CEO @ REalyse | Real Estate Analytics

Gavriel Merkado

Frontend Developer at REalyse (UK)

Anton Melbardis

📣 WEBINAR REMINDER 📣 🕙 Wednesday 20th November 10-11am 🕙 Click below to receive your FREE joining link... https://lnkd.in/eyErHEdg #PropertyDevelopment #RealEstateInvesting #REalyse #UKHousing

📣 JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT WEBINAR 📣 🕙 Wednesday 20th November 10-11am 🕙 We will be joined by Ben Read - Synergy Estates to discuss the latest in the world of property valuations and asset management. We'll be running through: 📈 The latest market insights impacting property valuations. 🕵♂️ A live walk through how Synergy Estates uses our AVM tool to stay ahead. 🗣️ Q&A with audience input - an opportunity to ask questions and hear from others. Click below to receive your FREE joining link... https://lnkd.in/eyErHEdg #PropertyDevelopment #RealEstateInvesting #REalyse #UKHousing

If you want a clear view of the Evolution of #CoLiving #BTR and #SFH ( #singlefamilyhousing ) then you need to download the Bidwells #OpenAndOperating Report covering 7 core cities in the UK. This report built using Bidwells Operational Living definitive database contain 953 #LivingSector assets in collaboration with The Association for Rental Living , HomeViews and mapped by REalyse (UK) Download your copy here https://lnkd.in/e_zPMsYq #OperationalLiving #LivingSector #PBSA #CoLiving #BuildToRent #BTR #SingleFamilyRental #SFR #SFH #SingleFamilyHousing #LaterLiving and #Retirement #ARLConference24

Iain Murray

🚨 Budget 2024: What It Means for the UK Property Market 🚨 As the leading residential property market data analytics company, REalyse has taken a deep dive into the latest Budget and its potential impacts on the UK property market, particularly the Private Rented Sector (PRS). The UK’s PRS is a vital piece of the housing landscape, valued at around £1.536 trillion and representing 19% of the housing market—nearly as significant as the entire FTSE 100, worth £2.022 trillion. Here’s our take on the impacts: 🔍 Key Changes and Impacts on the Property Market Stamp Duty on additional dwellings increased to 5% Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates on residential property held steady at 18% and 24% Affordable Homes Programme funding boosted by £3.1 billion with an additional £3 billion in guarantees to support small housebuilders 🏆 Pros Increased Funding and Investment: The government’s £5 billion housing plan—including Labour’s pledge to build 1.5 million homes in five years—will receive a substantial boost, with an additional £3.1 billion allocated to the Affordable Homes Programme. This will directly benefit large and medium developers, who can now scale up projects with the £3 billion support in guarantees to aid small housebuilders. No CGT Increase for Buy-to-Let Landlords: Labour’s decision to retain current CGT rates (avoiding alignment with income tax rates) has averted fears of a large-scale landlord exodus. Many Buy-to-Let investors had been poised to offload properties, fearing heightened CGT. This retention is a relief, but the new stamp duty increase tempers this somewhat. 🚨 Cons Stamp Duty Hike: Effective tomorrow, stamp duty on additional homes will rise from 3% to 5%, a blow to the property investors and agent markets. This increase is expected to reduce transaction volumes, affecting overall market fluidity and limiting opportunities for investors and second-home buyers. National Insurance Rise: From April, employer National Insurance contributions will rise from 13.8% to 15% on earnings above £175 per week. With declining transactions anticipated from the stamp duty hike, this added financial pressure could hit estate agents and developers hard, raising overheads just as market activity might dip. ⚠️ Unintended Consequences Rising Rents and PRS Strain: Higher transaction costs will limit new stock entering the PRS, driving rents upward and exacerbating the lack of affordable rentals. With over 4.6 million homes in the PRS across England, this sector plays a critical role in housing the nation. Missed Opportunity for PRS Support: The budget largely overlooks direct support for the PRS, leaving landlords under strain amid mounting operating costs. At www.REalyse.com , we empower agents, developers, and investors with data-driven insights on housing demand, social housing locations, and transaction trends. Check out our platform for a free demo! #Budget2024 #UKPropertyMarket #PRS #REalyse

Irakli Menabde

Pricing for Shared Ownership properties now available across the UK. Nice work Ashwath Sai , Anton Melbardis , Robert Sargent . [Example image comparing prices of Shared Ownership (blue line) properties vs Open Market (purple line) properties.]

📣 REMINDER 📣 Come to join us for our Grey Belt Webinar this Wednesday at 10am! Link below to receive your joining link... https://lnkd.in/eJWP8KwS

Checking out the new 'global locations' when applied to BTR construction pipeline data across various regions of the UK. Also interesting to see a reject application on the Isle of Man!

👇 This is just a snippet of some analysis a REalyse subscription can provide 👇 In short... - UK sales listings at a 10 year high. - September 2024 was the first month since June 2022 that UK sales listings have started to drop. - As more sellers enter the market, do you think sellers have settled for a more realistic asking price? We have the answer. - UK rental listings haven’t really moved in the last 5 months however BTR listings are on the up month on month since June this year. 👀 All eyes on Q4. 🤝 For more info and to see our platform live in action, book an appointment here... https://lnkd.in/eXK8nw8g

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