Social & supported housing

Start with the property.
Check the actual requirement.

A provider lease can be a different route for a property, but suitability depends on a current brief, the exact lease, planning, finance and the provider’s position.

Discuss a property

Requirements

Current published requirements.

No verified active requirements are published here at present.

A brief is only shown as active when its source, authority to source, location and review/expiry date have been confirmed. You can still enquire about a property.

Before a commitment

Questions worth asking early.

01

Confirm the provider and brief

Which legal entity would sign, does it have authority and capacity, and what location/property criteria apply now?

02

Read the actual terms

Check rent, voids, breaks, repairs, compliance work, insurance, handback and enforcement. The lease governs the relationship.

03

Check the property and finance

Planning, HMO licensing, mortgage terms, insurance and the works budget all need to fit the proposed use.

Useful reading

Build the evidence before the lease.

A landlord’s lease checklist

Questions about the counterparty, responsibilities, income assumptions and exit.

Read the guide

Article 4 and HMO conversions

Planning and licensing are separate checks. An empty dataset does not confirm permitted development.

Read the planning guide