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Supported Housing Investigation: The companies making millions out of housing England's most vulnerable
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A database of leased-based providers of supported housing in England, the local areas where they operate and the investors who profit
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You can access the reporting recipe for this investigation here
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Local authority summary
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Data Fields
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Local authority
The name of the local authority
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LA code
The local authority unique identifier
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Region
The region the local authority is in
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Lease-based supported housing units
The number of supported housing units in the local authority owned by one of the 34 lease-based providers flagged to us by the Regulator of Social Housing
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Total supported housing units
The total number of supported housing units in the local authority
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Dependance on lease-based providers
The percentage of supported housing units in the local authority owned by one of the 34 lease-based providers flagged to us by the Regulator of Social Housing
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Notes
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The data in this sheet was calculated by the Bureau from the Regulator of Social Housing, Statistical Data Return 2018-19
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Provider stock by local authority
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Data Fields
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LA code
The local authority unique identifier
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Local Authority
The name of the local authority
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PRP name
The name of the registered provider
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PRP registration number
The unique ID used by the Regulator of Social Housing to identify the registered provider
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Size of organisation
The size of the organisation, large or small, as define by the Regulator of Social Housing
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Region
The region the local authority is in
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Supported housing - Owned units
The number of supported housing units owned by the registered provider in the local authority
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Total supported housing units in the area
The total number of supported housing units owned by all registered providers in the area
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Dependance on provider
The percentage of supported housing units in the area owned by the registered provider
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Provider local average rent
The average weekly rent (including service charge) charged by the provider in the local authority for supported housing
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Provider national average rent
The average weekly rent (including service charge) charged by the provider nationally for supported housing
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Regional average rent
The average weekly rent (including service charge) charged by registered providers in the local authority's region for supported housing
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Land registry matches
The number of properties owned by the registered provider found in the land registry corprate database. This is not a definitive number
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Land registry properties
Link to a list of the properties owned by the registered provider found in the land registry corporate database. This is not a definitive list
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Notes
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Values in columns with pink headers are taken directly from the Regulator of Social Housing releases
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Values in columns with purple headers were calculated by the Bureau using data from the Regulator of Social Housing
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Values in columns with blue headers were calculated by the Bureau using data from the Land Registry corporate database
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Blank cells mean that the information wasn't provided
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The Regulator of Social Housing only publishes average weekly rent charged by providers by local authority for large providers
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The Regulator of Social Housing also only publishes average weekly rent charged by providers nationally for small providers. The average weekly rent charged by large providers nationally was calculated by the Bureau
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Properties might be missing from those found using the Land Registry corporate database. Similarly it can also includes properties owned by the provider but which are used for other purposes than supported housing
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The Regulator of Social Housing, Statistical Data Return 2018-19 can be found here
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Supported housing average weekly rent by region is reported here by the Regulator of Social Housing (page 10)
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You can access the Land Registry corporate database by creating an account here
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Provider summary
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PRP name
The name of the registered provider
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PRP registration number
The unique ID used by the Regulator of Social Housing to identify the registered provider
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Size of organisation
The size of the organisation, large or small, as define by the Regulator of Social Housing
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Supported housing - owned or managed
The number of supported housing units owned or managed by the registered provider
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Provider national average rent
The average weekly rent (including service charge) charged by the provider nationally for supported housing
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Percentage of rental income being paid in leases in last accounting year
The percentage of the provider's rental income paid back in operating lease in the last accounting year. You can read this as, for every £1 how many pence does the provider give back to its investors?
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Link to regulatory judgement
Link to the regulatory judgement from the Regulator of Social Housing if the provider has been reviewed
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Regulatory judgement
Whether the Regulator of Social Housing found the provider to be compliant or not when it was last reviewed
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Civitas leased units
The number of units leased to the provider by Civitas
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Percentage of Civitas total investment
The percentage of units owned by Civitas which are leased to this provider
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Triple point leased units
The number of units leased to the provider by Triple Point
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Percentage of triple point total investment
The percentage of units owned by Triple Point which are leased to this provider
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Land registry matches
The number of properties owned by the registered provider found in the land registry corprate database. This is not a definitive number
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Land registry properties
Link to a list of the properties owned by the registered provider found in the land registry corporate database. This is not a definitive list
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Link
A link to the provider's website
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Notes
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Values in columns with pink headers are taken directly from the Regulator of Social Housing releases
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Values in columns with purple headers were calculated by the Bureau using data from the Regulator of Social Housing
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Values in columns with blue headers were calculated by the Bureau using data from the Land Registry corporate database
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Blank cells mean that the information wasn't provided
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28A Supported Living changed its name in January 2020 to Parasol Homes. We kept the old name here as this is still how they are referred to in the data from the regulator as well as in Triple Point's annual report
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The Regulator of Social Housing, Statistical Data Return 2018-19 can be found here
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You can access the Land Registry corporate database by creating an account here
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Investor summary
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Investor name
The name of the investor
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Total properties owned
The number of properties owned by the investor
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Total number of units/bedspaces owned
The number of units owned by the investor
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Percentage of England specialist supported housing stock (15,000 units)
The percentage of supported housing units owned by the 34 lease-based providers flagged to us by the Regulator of Social Housing in England owned by the investor
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Rent income
The rent income collected by the investor in 2018-19
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Profit (before tax)
The profit made by the investor before tax in 2018-19
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Dividends paid 2019
The dividends paid to shareholders in 2019
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Dividends paid 2018
The dividends paid to shareholders in 2018
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Share price (pence)
The price of a company share
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Value of property portfolio
The estimated value of all housing properties owned by the investor
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Local authorities present in
The number of local authorities the investor has property in
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Housing providers in concracts with
The number of registered housing providers the investor has contracts with
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Link
Link to the company latest annual report
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Notes
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Civitas latest annual report can be accessed here
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Triple Point latest annual report can be accessed here
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If you want to get in touch about this data email bureaulocal@tbij.com
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This dataset was put together by the Bureau Local. Please credit the Bureau of Investigative Journalism when reporting on it.
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