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BLP Insurance wins Mustard Wharf Build to Rent contract

by admin May 30, 2019
written by admin May 30, 2019
BLP Insurance wins Mustard Wharf Build to Rent contract

BLP Insurance, the specialist residential warranty and commercial latent defects insurer, has been awarded a new contract with Legal & General to underwrite the Mustard Wharf Build to Rent (BTR) development in Leeds.

Located at Granary Wharf, an established riverside location in the Holbeck area of the city, the Mustard Wharf development by Legal & General is currently under construction, with completion expected in Q4 2020. The 8,640 sq ft mixed-use project consists of three main buildings, which will offer 247 residential dwellings as well as commercial and amenity space for offices, restaurants, and other leisure facilities. Nearby landmarks include the distinctive Grade II listed former factory, Tower Works and the award winning residential building, Candle House with its twisted cylindrical design.

The BTR market has played a key role in boosting the residential construction sector in recent months, with a 34% year-on-year rise in completed homes in Q1 2019*. The Mustard Wharf development with Legal & General marks one of many national BTR schemes being underwritten by BLP Insurance.

Phil Harris, director of sales at BLP Insurance, said: “The Mustard Wharf project is a shining example of how the UK BTR market is thriving across all regional urban hubs. BTR projects successfully combine a reliable business model with secure financing that is attractive for investors and provide much needed homes to the market. We’re pleased to be playing a role in the Mustard Wharf development and the growth of the BTR sector.”

Dan Batterton, head of Build to Rent at LGIM Real Assets, said: “We selected BLP Insurance to underwrite the Mustard Wharf project due to their strong track record, comprehensive offering and technical expertise, particularly in the BTR area. We’re looking forward to seeing the completion of this exciting regeneration project at Granary Wharf and its contribution to the local community.”

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