Mears analysis shows 5% of housing assets drive bulk of repair demand

• Mears Group detailed housing stock analysis covering 35,000 properties, combining recorded condition data with repairs records to assess investment needs.
• Findings showed 5% of clients’ assets drove a disproportionate share of overall repair demand, pointing to concentrated cost pressure.
• The group’s Asset Intelligence Model uses the combined dataset to prioritize capital spending, targeting higher return on expenditure.
• The model also flags opportunities to cut recurring responsive repairs, validate asset data, challenge replacement-cycle assumptions.
• Insights were presented at the Housing Community Summit on Sept. 8-9.

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