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HSPG raises £200m to deliver affordable supported housing across the UK HSPG has entered into a long-term partnership with a leading global mid-market investor to acquire and manage affordable supported housing across the UK. The first investment provides accommodation to approximately 1000 vulnerable residents within our communities Domus Social Housing is a newly created investment […]

What is Shared Ownership? Shared ownership is a more flexible and accessible way for prospective buyers to purchase a home. What is Shared Ownership? Shared ownership is a more flexible and accessible way for prospective buyers to purchase a home. By buying a part of a property, you only pay a deposit on your share,

The Investment Case for Social and Affordable Housing in the UK. Ground-breaking new research has been published by Property Funds Research, Homes England and Investment Property Forum detailing the investment case for social and affordable housing in the UK. The UK is currently facing an enduring housing crisis with significant shortages of affordable accommodation – but could

A letter to the housing minister. The latest cabinet reshuffle and appointment of Michael Gove as Britian’s new housing minister must be a moment for change and a new perspective for tackling the housing crisis. The desperate need for Affordable Housing has never been more prevalent. According to Shelter, 6 million adults in England alone fear homelessness as a

Laureate Fields: HSPG acquires 21 Suffolk properties. HSPG is delighted to announce its acquisition of 21 new affordable homes in Old Felixstowe, Suffolk. This news follows reports last month that the number of affordable homes completed in the pandemic dropped to just 24,245, a shortfall on the target of 12%. The acquisition is part of

Rough sleepers in London reach a record high. Figures point to growing urgency of delivering affordable homes across the UK. It’s incredibly alarming to see that there is almost twice the number of homeless people sleeping on the streets than 10 years ago and 3% more rough sleepers in London compared to last year, according to figures