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Ryan Prince

Realstar | UNCLE

Ryan Prince is the founder of Realstar, a privately owned real estate investment and property management firm specializing in rental residential, hospitality, and alternative sectors since its inception in 1974.

Realstar boasts a portfolio exceeding C$9B in assets and is renowned as one of Canada's leading residential landlords, managing over 25,000 apartments and earning accolades for customer service excellence and innovation.

Under Ryan Prince's leadership, Realstar in the UK has flourished since 2002, acquiring and developing assets worth over £3B, including a substantial portfolio of Holiday Inn hotels, rental residential properties, student accommodations, and primary healthcare centers.

Ryan Prince's ventures include the creation of UNCLE, a pioneering rental housing brand in the UK that prioritizes an exceptional renting experience, garnering top Trust Pilot ratings and expanding to 12 locations across London, Leeds, and Manchester.

Educationally, Ryan Prince has a background in Business Studies from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from Western University, and attended Upper Canada College for high school.

Throughout his career, Ryan Prince has been involved in various organizations, having held roles such as Founder at Uncle, Vice Chairman at Realstar Group, Leadership Council at Facing History and Ourselves, Chairman of the UK Advisory Board at Facing History & Ourselves, and Co-Founder at iGabriel Limited.

Highlights

Aug 6 · linkedin

THE QUESTION NO ONE HAS ANSWERED:

I would be much obliged if someone in government could answer the following question for me: “What is the financial model that’s going to get all of these homes built by private developers and investors? “

I fully support an overhaul of the planning system and they should be widely applauded if it’s successful. However, as a result of a cocktail of increased borrowing costs, construction inflation and cost of capital, most new housing projects are economically unviable.

How will this be solved in order to increase supply (which I also fully support)?

If you follow my posts (and have read this far already), I do have some thoughts…but haven’t read any being put forward by government yet.

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Greater London, England, United Kingdom