A home is a fundamental human need. But right now, there are simply not enough good quality social housing in UK available.
To fulfil the social housing gap the UK needs 90,000 homes annually.
However, social housebuilding is at its lowest rate in decades with only 6000 SH built in 2021. Funding For Housing (‘FFH’) addresses this deficit by building more Social Housing units and investing in underperforming portfolios to add to SH stock in the UK.
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100% of the capital will be invested into delivering new social housing units. Underpinning the strategy is the best example of low risk/ social impact; the rental income is paid by UK taxpayers as these are long term social rents.
• £1 invested into Social Housing will contribute £2.84 to the UK economy.
• High Quality Social Housing will save the NHS c. £600 million annually.
• Create jobs in the construction industry and related sectors, which can support economic growth and reduce unemployment.
• Social Housing can reduce poverty and income inequality, leading to lower crime in the UK.
• Social Housing decreases pressure on already stretched public services.
• Social housing provides permanent accommodation to homeless and temporary households.
UK’s social housing problem affects c.1.2m households with tenants including domestic violence victims, underserved families, adults with disabilities. Funding for Housing also focuses on promoting tenant’s wellbeing and lowering energy bills where the impact is severe.
Funding For Housing addresses the deficit in social housing by purchasing existing properties in the UK.
Funding For Housing addresses the deficit in social housebuilding by building more social housing in the UK. This portfolio also de-risks through investing in pre-existing properties to circumvent build risk.
Funding For Housing addresses the deficit in social housebuilding by building more social housing in the UK.
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Social housing is a type of housing where rents are linked to local incomes, making these the most affordable homes in most areas across the country. Social housing is for people and families that are unable to ensure their own housing and need help with everyday life.
Social impact investing provides finance to organisations addressing social and/or environmental needs with the explicit expectation of a measurable social, as well as financial, return
Build to rent means that instead of building with the aim of selling to buyers, the idea is to keep these properties leased out to long-term renters.
Social Housing exists to help people who can’t afford to rent or buy a home on the open market. Rent is paid through agreements funded by the UK central government.
This document and its contents are prepared by Funding For Housing PLC. Illustrations are based on the performance of the portfolio. This document is not an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction in which such offer is not authorised. Nothing in it should be construed as advice and is therefore not a recommendation to buy or sell shares. The value of investments may fall as well as rise. Any decision to invest should be based on a full reading of the Pricing Supplement and Listing Particulars. In case of any discrepancy between this marketing sheet and the Listing Particulars in force, the Listing Particulars shall prevail. This document should not be relied on in making any investment decisions. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns.