With chronic housing shortages across the UK, government-backed schemes are playing an increasingly central role in maintaining supply; particularly through private sector participation.
Key models gaining traction include:
- Supported housing leases
- Temporary accommodation contracts
- Local authority-backed leasing schemes
For private landlords and investors, these arrangements offer:
• Long-term income visibility
• Reduced void risk
• Often inflation-linked payments
However, success in this space depends on structure and partner selection. Not all schemes are equal, and poorly negotiated contracts can cap upside or create operational strain.
Used correctly, government-backed housing is not just socially impactful; it is commercially defensive, particularly in uncertain economic cycles.
DXXV supports investors in sourcing and structuring assets that align with credible operators and sustainable schemes, balancing yield with resilience.