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London’s top five RSLs by allocations
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Acton HA109.341511
London & Quadrant HT108.981410
Metropolitan HT94.761555
Tower66.221077
Catalyst Housing Group59.11717
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Notting Hill20.23239
Richmond Churches19.2263
Hexagon15.47161
Peabody Trust14.54256
Notting Hill Houses13.49280
The capital’s housing needs have been well documented and debated, and the Housing Corporation has made sizable allocations to help address them. The priorities are to increase the supply of affordable housing, reduce homelessness, modernise the private rented sector, bring social housing up to the decent homes standard and create sustainable communities.
The South-west’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Partnership Southwest38.371030
Sovereign HA22.131044
Peninsular Development Partnership15.7371
Wessex Development Partnership15.61480
Knightstone South West HP11.42393
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Gloucestershire10.4395
Hanover7.45110
Raglan6.2221
Somer Community5.1218
West Devon Homes1.534
The South-east and the South-west have quite different housing needs. The South-east shares many issues in common with the capital, needing to address problems of homelessness and affordability. Homes are needed across the tenure spectrum from social rented, through intermediate market and shared equity to private sector renewal. The region encompasses areas requiring urban regeneration and new areas of housing growth and strategic land release. The South-west simply needs more affordable homes in growth areas, rural villages and in its market and coastal towns.
The South-east’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
HSS Partnership38.43953
Catalyst PPA27.44435
DownlandAffinity – NDHA Ptnrshp26.83480
Moat Housing Group26.35615
Town & Country HG General24.29495
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Oxford Citizens1.03170
Airways8.9257
Kingfisher7.91136
Chiltern Hundreds7.1220
Windsor & District6.92129
The South-east and the South-west have quite different housing needs. The South-east shares many issues in common with the capital, needing to address problems of homelessness and affordability. Homes are needed across the tenure spectrum from social rented, through intermediate market and shared equity to private sector renewal. The region encompasses areas requiring urban regeneration and new areas of housing growth and strategic land release. The South-west simply needs more affordable homes in growth areas, rural villages and in its market and coastal towns.
West Midlands’ top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Bromford Partnership37.91955
Prime Focus Partnership21.11510
Waterloo Group20.55473
West Mercia HP19.53453
Beth Johnson14.48405
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Touchstone6.51139
Elgar6.5127
Accord5.12101
Mercian4.66140
FCH Housing3.5645
In the East of England some 40% of investment is dedicated to housing growth and some 30% to regeneration. The East Midlands has the key Milton Keynes-South Midlands housing growth area within its territory, but also has pressing needs for regeneration and for homes to be brought up to the decent homes standard. Urban and rural renaissance are target areas for investment in the West Midlands.
East Midlands’ top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Nottingham Community22.57638
Longhurst Group19.77534
Metropolitan HT9.35370
The Homes Group7.89188
Riverside7.33250
Traditional:ÌýÌý
East Midlands10.88369
Leicester6.4154
De Montfort4.71227
East Lindsey (LINX)3.03118
Derwent HA2.98107
In the East of England some 40% of investment is dedicated to housing growth and some 30% to regeneration. The East Midlands has the key Milton Keynes-South Midlands housing growth area within its territory, but also has pressing needs for regeneration and for homes to be brought up to the decent homes standard. Urban and rural renaissance are target areas for investment in the West Midlands.
The top 100: Total ADP allocation across England by value all routes
RkRSLRouteADP Allocation £ millions by HC regionTotal ADP £mTotal Units
LondonSouthCentralNorthÌýÌý
1Acton Housing Association LimitedP109.34000109.341511
2London & Quadrant Housing TrustP108.98000108.981410
3Metropolitan Housing Trust LimitedP94.76012.130106.891993
4Catalyst Housing Group LimitedP59.1127.440086.551152
5Moat Housing GroupP41.4726.357.94075.751594
6TowerP66.221.610067.831108
7The Home Group PartnershipP015.811.5633.6961.051296
8Hyde Housing Association LimitedP33.7721.40055.181300
9Southern Housing GroupP26.3128.6900551026
10New Islington & Hackney Housing AssociationP41.04011.83052.87805
11Paddington Churches Housing Association LimitedP52.2300052.23727
12Wandle Housing Association LimitedP51.2500051.25450
13East Thames Housing Group LimitedP51.2300051.231227
14Family Housing AssociationP51.0600051.06717
15Bromford PartnershipP09.5640.02049.581239
16Threshold GroupP45.380.270045.64494
17UjimaP45.4100045.41397
18SAPPLING PartnershipP042.410042.411236
19Hss PartnershipP042.250042.251087
20Newlon Housing TrustP42.1700042.17735
21Community Housing Association LimitedP40.7400040.74502
22Town And Country Housing GroupP12.4527.080039.54908
23Partnership SouthwestP038.370038.371030
24PresentationP37.3100037.31456
25Toynbee Housing Association LimitedP37.0100037.01531
26Swan Housing GroupP22.74013.83036.58604
27MMHA PartnershipP000.3133.6934597
28Notting HillT33.7200033.72519
29Sovereign Housing AssociationP031.730031.731335
30Circle Thirty Three Housing Trust LimitedP27.4304031.431037
31BPHAP00.2228.73028.95690
32Neet PartnershipP00028.6228.62498
33Riverside PartnershipP007.3321.1628.49835
34Flagship Housing PartnershipP0028.23028.231192
35The Guinness Trust PartnershipP018.867.81.0127.67919
36DownlandAffinityP027.530027.53496
37Synergy PartnershipP00026.426.4649
38Wessex Development PartnershipP025.70025.7871
39William Sutton GroupP8.0311.541.624.0825.27728
40Asra Greater LondonP24.9500024.95253
41Apex Housing Solutions LtdP11.5613.350024.91903
42Thames Valley Housing Association LimitedP0.6224.280024.91005
43North East Partnership HomesP00024.4524.45483
44Horizon Housing Group LimitedP16.567.460024.03384
45Islington And Shoreditch Housing Association LtdP23.2300023.23528
46Octavia Housing And CareP23.0800023.08302
47HanoverT11.67.4503.9422.99371
48In Business for YorkshireP00022.722.7538
49Nottingham CommunityP0022.57022.57638
50Longhurst GroupP0019.772.0921.85590
51Prime Focus PartnershipP0021.76021.76585
52Plus Housing Group PartnershipP00020.620.6723
53Waterloo GroupP0020.55020.55473
54Servite HousesP12.1605.382.8120.35376
55Arc PartnershipP0019.76019.76434
56West Mercia Housing PartnershipP0019.53019.53453
57Richmond ChurchesT19.2100019.21263
58Orbit Housing AssociationP0.667.2110.95018.82810
59Respond GroupP018.180018.18612
60St Pancras & HumanistT12.8104.82017.63338
61Anglia Housing Group LimitedP5.31012.22017.53462
62Nomad Housing GroupP00017.1117.11373
63Amicus GroupP017.040017.04328
64Peninsular Development PartnershipP015.690015.69371
65HexagonT15.4700015.47161
66Beth JohnsonP0014.480.915.38425
67NCHAP000.8914.3615.26478
68Midsummer GroupP011.643.29014.92468
69Housing 21T2.880.381.699.9414.89274
70RaglanT012.332.47014.8342
71Peabody TrustT14.5400014.54256
72Regenda Group DevelopmentsP00014.3414.34277
73MosscareT00014.2814.28212
74Jephson Homes Housing Association LimitedP04.239.060.8414.13643
75County PalatineP00013.0213.02297
76New Downland Housing Association LimitedP12.5600012.56237
77AirwaysT3.158.910012.06296
78Sarsen PartnershipP012.050012.05417
79Knightstone South West Housing PartnershipP011.420011.42393
80Solon ChsT11.1100011.11190
81East MidlandsT0010.88010.88369
82GloucestershireT010.40.24010.64403
83Oxford CitizensT010.280010.28170
84StadiumT9.7500.46010.21247
85ManninghamT00010.1310.13169
86North BritishT1.73008.159.88221
87Hastoe RuralP05.264.0909.34187
88Muir GroupT000.378.759.11152
89GallionsT8.910008.91243
90KelseyT4.194.59008.78139
91Leeds FederatedT0008.488.48178
92Chiltern HundredsT0.857.10.5308.48291
93Bradford & NorthernT01.2207.168.38141
94BeaconT1.186.330.5608.06226
95TouchstoneT008.0308.03168
96KingfisherT07.91007.91136
97Guinness TrustP7.240007.24178
98English RuralT06.550.6507.2110
99Windsor & DistrictT06.92006.92129
100CheviotT0006.716.71111
Guide to charts
Data relates to ADP allocations for 2004-06
Figures for the North relate to total units, not just units for retail and sale. Figures for the South-east only include additions to the housing stock and exclude the zone agent Homebuy Market Purchase allocation. Lead associations for partnerships are as given by the Housing Corporation.
Data prepared by Economic Strategies, email: info@economic-strategies.com
East of England’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Flagship HP27.081152
Arc Partnership19.75434
BPHA’s Bids14.58282
Swan HG13.83235
Anglia HG Partnership12.22337
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Orwell6.08110
Hereward5.37177
St Pancras & Humanist4.82199
ABB Braintree3.1335
Nene HS2.6258
Market failure in the North-east is now being addressed through the activities of the Newcastle/Gateshead Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder. The region’s housing strategy seeks to improve the health of its housing market by upgrading or replacing existing stock and addressing local housing aspirations. The needs of its ageing population also have to be taken into account. In the North-west the urban renaissance takes a lead, alongside delivering decent homes in thriving neighbourhoods and meeting needs for specialist and supported housing. In Yorkshire and the Humber urban regeneration is also set as a priority, with the decent homes standard and new homes within mixed-income communities among the other objectives.
North-east’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Neet Partnership28.29492
North East Ptnrshp Homes20.24403
Nomad Housing Group17.11373
The Home Group Partnership7.55139
William Sutton Group0.0364
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Cheviot6.71111
Sunderland4.2105
Johnnie Johnson HT4.1169
Anchor Trust3.6344
Housing 211.621
Market failure in the North-east is now being addressed through the activities of the Newcastle/Gateshead Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder. The region’s housing strategy seeks to improve the health of its housing market by upgrading or replacing existing stock and addressing local housing aspirations. The needs of its ageing population also have to be taken into account. In the North-west the urban renaissance takes a lead, alongside delivering decent homes in thriving neighbourhoods and meeting needs for specialist and supported housing. In Yorkshire and the Humber urban regeneration is also set as a priority, with the decent homes standard and new homes within mixed-income communities among the other objectives.
North-west’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
MMHA Partnership33.69587
Riverside Partnership21.16585
Plus Housing Group Partnership20.6723
Regenda Group Developments14.34277
NCHA Dvpmnt Prog 2004-200714.03383
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Mosscare14.28212
Muir Group8.75142
Impact6.52101
Cosmopolitan5.79196
Portico5.6393
Market failure in the North-east is now being addressed through the activities of the Newcastle/Gateshead Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder. The region’s housing strategy seeks to improve the health of its housing market by upgrading or replacing existing stock and addressing local housing aspirations. The needs of its ageing population also have to be taken into account. In the North-west the urban renaissance takes a lead, alongside delivering decent homes in thriving neighbourhoods and meeting needs for specialist and supported housing. In Yorkshire and the Humber urban regeneration is also set as a priority, with the decent homes standard and new homes within mixed-income communities among the other objectives.
Yorkshire & Humberside’s top fives
RSL£ millionsUnits
Partnering:ÌýÌý
Synergy Partnership26.4649
In Business for Yorkshire22.7538
The Home Group Ptnership19.96410
North East Partnership Homes4.2180
Arena Housing130
Traditional:ÌýÌý
Manningham10.13169
Leeds Federated8.48178
Housing 216.14131
North British4.55141
Hanover3.6103
Market failure in the North-east is now being addressed through the activities of the Newcastle/Gateshead Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder. The region’s housing strategy seeks to improve the health of its housing market by upgrading or replacing existing stock and addressing local housing aspirations. The needs of its ageing population also have to be taken into account. In the North-west the urban renaissance takes a lead, alongside delivering decent homes in thriving neighbourhoods and meeting needs for specialist and supported housing. In Yorkshire and the Humber urban regeneration is also set as a priority, with the decent homes standard and new homes within mixed-income communities among the other objectives.