LPEA gave Crayon Partners the floor in issue #39 of Insight/Out, within its Non-Traditional Investments section. In The Deposit Gap, Mathias Flattin sets out why rent-to-own has become a real estate asset class in its own right: residential, with financial performance and social impact built into the same instrument.

Luxembourg, October 2026 - LPEA, a driving force in the private capital industry, gave Crayon Partners the floor in issue #39 of its magazine Insight/Out, within the Non-Traditional Investments section.
In The Deposit Gap, Mathias Flattin sets out why rent-to-own has become a real estate asset class in its own right: residential, with financial performance and social impact built into the same instrument.
London is sending a rare signal: record unsold new-build supply on one side, a wall of creditworthy households locked out of mortgages on the other. Firefighters, teachers, engineers and nurses who can comfortably service a mortgage but cannot assemble the lump sum required to obtain one. The barrier is timing, not solvency, and rent-to-own sits precisely at that intersection.
The article is reproduced below.


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