Foreign investment continues to play a complex role in UK housing.
On one hand, it:
- Injects capital into development
- Supports regeneration projects
- Expands rental supply in certain segments
On the other, it can:
• Distort pricing in prime markets
• Concentrate ownership
• Fuel political and regulatory scrutiny
The reality is nuanced. Foreign capital is neither purely beneficial nor purely harmful; it is conditional on where and how it is deployed.
At DXXV, housing supply is analysed through outcomes, not narratives. Capital that delivers homes matters more than capital origin.