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Build to Rent in Cambridge

8 schemes in the Directory.

BUILD TO RENT IN CAMBRIDGE

The directory lists 8 build-to-rent schemes in Cambridge, a mix of 3 apartment schemes and 5 single-family estates. Together they account for 1,193 homes. 7 are operational and a further 1 is in the pipeline — 0 under construction and 1 at planning stage. The largest are Cambridge North Residential Quarter (425 homes), Present Made, Eddington (373 homes) and Marleigh (109 homes). 6 operators run buildings here; the most active are Lloyds Living, Vertex Living and Ascend Living. Completions span 2022 to 2025.

WHERE BTR IS BEING BUILT IN CAMBRIDGE

The schemes are spread across the city rather than clustered: Cambridge North, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and Eddington lead, with 1 scheme in Cambridge North. 4 schemes have no area recorded and appear under the city only.

OPERATORS IN CAMBRIDGE

3 more operators listed on the scheme pages below.

BUILD TO RENT IN CAMBRIDGE: QUESTIONS

How many build-to-rent schemes are there in Cambridge?
The directory lists 8 published build-to-rent schemes in Cambridge, together accounting for 1,193 homes where a unit count is recorded. 7 are operational, 0 under construction and 1 in planning. The count is generated from the live database, so it changes as schemes are added or move status.
Which operators run build-to-rent buildings in Cambridge?
6 different operators run build-to-rent schemes in Cambridge. The most active by number of schemes are Lloyds Living, Vertex Living and Ascend Living (Lloyds Living: 2, Vertex Living: 2, Ascend Living: 1). Each operator profile lists every scheme it manages in the directory.
What is the largest build-to-rent development in Cambridge?
By recorded unit count the largest is Cambridge North Residential Quarter with 425 homes, followed by Present Made, Eddington (373 homes) and Marleigh (109 homes).
Are there build-to-rent homes under construction in Cambridge?
Yes. 0 schemes are under construction and 1 is in planning in Cambridge. Completion dates are recorded where an operator or developer has published one.
What is the difference between build-to-rent and a normal rental?
Build-to-rent homes are purpose-built or acquired for renting and held by a single professional owner, with an on-site or dedicated management team, rather than let individually by private landlords. Tenancies are typically longer and more flexible, and buildings often include shared amenities. Read how the directory defines build-to-rent.