In a significant move to enhance the availability of social and affordable housing across the country, outside of London, 33 partners have been awarded grant funding to collaborate with the government’s housing and regeneration agency. This initiative is part of a broader 10-year programme aimed at delivering much-needed homes to communities.
The selected partners will work alongside other organisations involved in the programme’s Continuous Market Engagement funding route, contributing to the creation of thousands of new homes. This collaborative effort is essential in addressing the housing needs of various communities and ensuring sustainable development across the region.
Details of the Strategic Partners
The following organisations have been designated as Strategic Partners under the Social and Affordable Homes Programme (SAHP) for the period from 2026 to 2036, along with the number of homes they plan to deliver and the associated grant funding:
- Abri Group Limited: 1,967 homes, £350.0 million
- Accent Housing Limited: 1,340 homes, £172.4 million
- Amplius Living: 2,500 homes, £320.5 million
- Aster Communities: 1,320 homes, £240.0 million
- Bromford Flagship Livewest Limited: 2,629 homes, £350.0 million
- Cambridge City Council: 803 homes, £96.4 million
- Clarion Housing Association Limited: 2,977 homes, £350.0 million
- Eastleigh Borough Council: 1,042 homes, £154.4 million
- EMH Housing and Regeneration Limited: 2,495 homes, £314.5 million
- Great Places Housing Association: 2,600 homes, £320.6 million
- Hyde Housing Association Limited: 2,250 homes, £349.9 million
- Jigsaw Homes North: 1,990 homes, £249.5 million
- Karbon Homes Limited: 2,533 homes, £350.0 million
- Magna Housing Limited: 1,500 homes, £250.0 million
- Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited: 2,500 homes, £299.8 million
- Midland Heart Limited: 1,820 homes, £225.1 million
- Newcastle City Council: 966 homes, £141.4 million
- Onward Homes Limited: 3,000 homes, £345.1 million
- Orbit Group Limited: 3,335 homes, £350.0 million
- Park Properties HA Ltd: 1,500 homes, £148.9 million
- Places For People Group Limited: 2,595 homes, £350.0 million
- Platform Housing Group Limited: 2,800 homes, £350.0 million
- Plymouth Community Homes Limited: 1,500 homes, £250.0 million
- Sage Homes RP Limited: 2,772 homes, £350.0 million
- Sanctuary Housing Association: 2,000 homes, £350.0 million
- Stonewater Limited: 2,348 homes, £350.0 million
- Thirteen Housing Group Limited: 2,750 homes, £349.2 million
- Together Housing Association Limited: 3,200 homes, £326.6 million
- Torus62 Limited: 2,865 homes, £349.9 million
- Vico Homes Limited: 2,200 homes, £250.0 million
- Vistry Homes Limited: 3,028 homes, £350.0 million
- Vivid Housing Limited: 2,482 homes, £349.9 million
- Yorkshire Housing Limited: 2,010 homes, £230.0 million
All grant figures have been rounded to the nearest £100,000. This initiative aligns with government priorities and aims to ensure effective utilisation of public investment in housing.
Commitment to Housing Development
Amy Rees, Chief Executive of Homes England, highlighted the strong demand for funding under the SAHP, stating that it reflects the sector’s ambition to seize this rare opportunity. She emphasised the importance of collaboration with partners, including those engaged through the programme’s Continuous Market Engagement route, in delivering thousands of social and affordable homes to benefit individuals, families, and communities across England.
Rees further noted that the agency is dedicated to working closely with regional leaders, mayors, and the housing sector to fulfil government policies and ensure that this investment translates into high-quality homes and vibrant communities that people desire and require.
About Homes England
Homes England serves as the government’s housing and regeneration agency, tasked with promoting the development of affordable, quality housing and fostering thriving communities where individuals can live and prosper. The agency achieves its goals by partnering with a diverse range of organisations, leveraging its resources, expertise, land, and financial capability to attract investment and facilitate the construction of quality homes.
For further information about Homes England and its initiatives, please visit: www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england/about.
Media Inquiries
For press inquiries, please contact:
Email: media@homesengland.gov.uk
Phone: 0207 874 8262

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