RE: Yield14 Jan 2026 13:46
It's a great opportunity for the one that gets it right.
Not just more homes but at scale a housing stock that's sustainable long term, long life, energy efficient, affordable modern without escalating maintenance costs like we have with many houses today.
I'd buy new if they built quality but my last 3 have been older houses from 1930s or post war , unfortunately as much as a new build looks nice on day 1 but fall apart after the shine wears off.
I bought at 105p looking to see TW come through on what's needed. Yes good dividend as well.