Molior provides information and networking opportunities to help key players in the residential development industry make better informed decisions on all aspects of housing delivery in London.
Molior is an established market research practice. Our work concentrates on the residential development industry in four main research sectors covering all of the 33 London local authorities.
Who is building what and where; marketing strategies and sales rates; scheme-by-scheme pricing across all of London.
All the pipeline is covered including planning applications, decisions, appeals and permissions. Land Registry information is updated regularly with deals done and prices paid.
Details on 2000+ London development sites pre- planning with estimates of development potential and site owner contact details.
Tracking the emerging BTR industry in London, the active participants, the construction and planning pipeline and delivered developments with rents.
Molior helps key players in the London residential development industry make better-informed decisions on land, planning, building and selling by providing information either researched or in collaboration with experts.
Tim oversees all research activity at Molior and is a leading authority on London residential development issues having worked in the industry since the early 1990s. Tim has a property degree from City University and an MBA from London Business School.
Amanda is responsible for managing operations including the production of the on-line reports, photographing major schemes, financial administration and also facilitates some research activities.
Toby joined Molior in 2017 and is the newest member of the research team. He has a particular interest in planning and is about to embark on a part-time MSc in Urban Studies at UCL.
Sam is a senior research analyst with particular responsibility for BTR. Before joining the team Sam managed a housebuilder based in the East End and has been site finding and researching the London property market since 2002.
Make a list of the top firms in London's residential development industry, and 95% subscribe to Molior. We are working on the other 5%!
To find out more about subscription options and becoming a member please contact Tim Craine [email protected]
Covering residential schemes in the 32 London boroughs plus the City we provide in-depth data on land, planning, BTR and sales with a wide range of search options.
Access to our research is restricted to subscribers. If you are not a member and would like to find out more please contact Tim Craine on 020 8877 0022 or email [email protected]
Through continuous monitoring of market activity Molior provides in-depth analysis of the London residential development industry. With regular site visits and robust research methodologies we are able to offer extensive up-to-date market data.
Our Quarterly Sales and BTR reports are published on-line to members who have access to both written analysis and the scheme-by-scheme data behind it. You can download the latest executive summaries here. To find out more about membership contact Tim Craine [email protected].
The Sales report provides a clear understanding of construction, sales and pricing for current private sector schemes across London.
Molior's BTR report has three themes: London’s BTR players, pipeline and completed developments - including rents and letting agents’ commentary on what is and is not working.
Held in a Central London location, we host networking events for members only with around 250 attendees all specifically progressing residential schemes in London. The events are either for all subscribers, senior management only or the next generation involved in the land industry.
This is for subscribers only, there is no agenda it is just a networking occasion for members to meet some useful people. The early evening drinks are kindly sponsored by different firms.
Taking it to the mountain
Each year Thirsty Thursday gets an additional outing in The Alps. Skiers are London residential developers, agents, planning consultants and investors.
In January 2020 our popular Thirsty Skiing will be returning to La Clusaz in France.
Run every year since 2011 we have visited the resorts of Morzine in France, St Anton in Austria, Verbier in Switzerland, Courmayeur in Italy and most recently La Clusaz. The previous trips have been a huge success and we imagine 2020 will keep the tradition going and be a full house.
For information on the 2020 trip and to find out if there are places available please email [email protected].
Latest Quarterly Sales Analysis October 2019
Overseas sales volumes rose somewhat during Q3 2019, Build to Rent schemes are becoming much rarer than just a few years ago and Help to Buy is motoring steadily but not roaring away.
We estimate that overseas sales, BTR and Help to Buy were responsible for two thirds of the 5,150 sales in London during the last three months.
Political unrest in Hong Kong is providing willing buyers for overseas launches. We estimate that overseas sales, BTR and
BTS meets BTR at Stephen Street Kitchen
A huge thank you to our very generous sponsor, Carter Jonas, for hosting such a terrific 'Build to Sell meets Build to Rent’ networking event and to everyone who made it to the Stephen Street Kitchen on Wednesday 24th July. On one of the hottest days of the year the cool venue was perfect for the turnout of c.140 developers. The location, ambiance, food and wine were just right for enjoying good company and holding animated conversations.
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