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Where Landlords Stand A Where They Stand project

What social landlords in England are like, from what the regulator and the Housing Ombudsman publish.

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15 landlords we cover own homes in this area.

LandlordHomes hereGradeSatisfaction
Southern Housing3,318C2bottom quarter
Orbit Group510–lower middle
Places for People Group361C1bottom quarter
Sanctuary Housing Association92C1bottom quarter
Hastoe Housing Association66C2bottom quarter
Housing 2141C1top quarter
Golden Lane Housing28C1upper middle
Sage Rented15–bottom quarter
Salvation Army Housing Association14C2lower middle
Portus Supported Housing12–bottom quarter
English Rural Housing Association7C2lower middle
Sage Homes RP7–upper middle
Legal & General Affordable Homes3C1–
Home Group2C2lower middle
Stonewater1C2bottom quarter

Homes here: rented homes each landlord owns in this area on 31 March 2026, from the regulator's stock data. For a group, we added up the figures for its companies. Landlords with fewer than 1,000 homes are not listed. Overall satisfaction is compared with similar landlords, not with the others on this page.

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Source: [1]

Where these figures come from

Every figure on this page comes from one of these published files. We do not change them.

  1. Regulator of Social Housing, Private registered providers data release (2025/26). The file, fetched 2026-11-06. Open Government Licence v3.0.