Supported Living: Putting the Person at the Centre of Housing, Care and Support
At the centre of every supported living arrangement is a person who needs both a suitable home and support to live their life as independently as possible.
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What Is a Supported Living Investment Actually Worth?
One of the most misunderstood aspects of supported living property investment is valuation.
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High Yield, Hidden Traps: Property Development and Housemartin Compared
Property has created substantial wealth over generations, but rarely overnight. When an investment promises a return of 12%, 15% or even more a year, the most useful question is not “How much could I make?” but “What risks are that extra yield hiding?”
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Why 10-Year Gilt Yields Matter More Than House Prices for Housemartin Investors
Gilt yields can help explain why Exchange prices sometimes move independently of property valuations and why periods of market volatility can create attractive buying opportunities for long-term investors.
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Clearer valuation basis and HMO flags on every property
We’ve improved our property valuation metrics.
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What Happens If a Housing Association (Registered Provider) Fails? An Investor’s Guide to Social Housing Risks
Why the social housing sector is designed to protect homes, tenants and long-term investors.
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Property Spotlight: Why Abingdon Way is the low-risk, high-upside play your portfolio needs right now
Launched on the Exchange in 2021, Abingdon Way is bungalow with a strong yield in partnership with Golden lane Housing
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Behind the Warnings: A Deep Dive into Housemartin’s Risk Methodology and the Reality of Property-Backed Income
How does our proprietary, multi-factor risk framework operate, and how does it evaluate the fine margins of our risk spectrum?
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Unlocking Stable Returns with Social Purpose: The Investor’s Guide to UK Supported Living Structures
Driven by a decades-long government policy shift away from institutional care toward community-based independent living, supported housing has transitioned into a highly sophisticated, institutional-grade asset class.
