Our Land & Investment team advises on land and property development projects, on residential investments and Build to Rent. We cover residential, non-residential and mixed-use development sites and advise on every stage of the project cycle, from early appraisals and funding through to site disposals.
Our Expertise
We are experts in residential and non-residential land development projects. Our services include sales, acquisitions, joint-ventures, the negotiation of option/promotional agreements and the implementation of phased payment deals.
We offer a full range of residential investment services, including Build to Rent (BTR) consultancy, portfolio appraisals, asset management, the acquisition and disposal of residential investment portfolios and the provision of rental data.
We provide a full range of consultancy and agency services relating to the sale and acquisition of residential and non-residential sites. Our services cover mixed-use sites, commercial townhouses, institutional buildings, non-residential properties and property portfolios.
Why Choose Rettie?
We have a strong track record delivering high-value services to broad client base of developers, landowners, investment funds, banks, administrators, institutions, local authorities and private clients.
We have 10 regional offices and a strong team of Land & Development professionals. This team draws on the resources of our Consultancy, Research, Structured Finance, Residential and Lettings teams.
We are established as the trusted provider of business-focused consultancy advice to many leading companies. Our research and consultancy services allow our clients to make robust, evidence-based decisions about current and future business opportunities.
We work closely with architects, planners, solicitors, commercial agents and cost consultants in order to provide a complete service to our clients.
Latest Insight & Opinions
According to an independent research report from Homes for Scotland (HFS) released this week, the proportion of housing delivered by SME home builders has fallen by half since 2017. The proportion of new homes sold by those building between 3 and 49 homes per annum has fallen from around 40 per cent in 2017 to 20 per cent in 2023.
Interest rates have risen 14 times in short order from 0.10% in March 2020 to 5.25% in August 2023 where they have remained. Higher interest rates mean different things for different people. An increase in mortgage cost for borrowers versus investment return opportunities for those with savings. In this piece, we partner Rettie Financial Services and Hamilton Financial to look at the interest rate outlook, the impact of interest rates on personal finances and consider several scenarios and what it could mean for both savers and borrowers.