The Regulator of Social Housing is a non-departmental public body in the UK that is responsible for regulating registered providers of social housing. Its primary role is to ensure that registered providers are well-governed, financially viable, and compliant with all relevant standards. By being a registered provider, a housing organisation demonstrates its commitment to meeting these essential requirements for the benefit of its tenants and the public.
DISCLAIMER: Every care is taken to ensure that all marketing materials, prices, floor plans, visuals, brochures are correct at the time of issue however these do not constitute property particulars for contractual purposes. Please be sure to check all final materials ahead of signing any purchase contract. Property prices can go down as well as up, and you may not get back the amount invested. Homes can be repossessed if you do not keep up with payments. Properties purchased off-plan or incomplete can be open to further risks and losses to buyers. We urge buyers to seek legal advice where possible and must stress that investing in property does carry risk.
