Assisted living finance across the UK
Market data and funding for 245 towns across 59 counties and 11 UK regions.
We arrange finance for supported living, specialist supported housing and social housing across the UK. Supported housing market data is published nationally rather than regionally, and the National Audit Office found in 2023 that there are no good data on the sector's size at all, so we do not publish town-level yields or rents as if they were measured. Each region hub below carries the national benchmarks plus its own narrative, and every town page adds genuinely local signals: HM Land Registry housing transactions, the commissioning local authority and transport access. Choose a region for the market picture, or a county for its towns.
UK care and supported housing regions
Each region hub carries its market narrative, with figures attributed to their sources.
East Midlands
Nottingham, Leicester and Derby give the East Midlands a three-city core, with affordable stock that has made the region a strong supported living investment market.
29 townsEast of England
The commuter counties around London form the largest later-living and extra care market outside the capital, with an affluent, rapidly ageing population and active retirement living developers.
30 townsGreater London
London is the highest-value supported housing market in the UK, where land scarcity and the tightest supply of accessible homes meet the deepest concentration of registered providers in the country.
10 townsNorth East
Newcastle, Sunderland and Teesside form a compact market where affordable stock and high local-authority demand give well-structured supported housing strong yields.
18 townsNorth West
Manchester and Liverpool anchor the largest supported housing market in the north, with high local-authority commissioning and some of the most active supported living investment in the country.
30 townsScotland
Glasgow and Edinburgh anchor Scottish supported housing, with the central belt carrying the bulk of demand under a distinct regulatory and housing regime.
18 townsSouth East
The commuter counties around London form the largest later-living and extra care market outside the capital, with an affluent, rapidly ageing population and active retirement living developers.
35 townsSouth West
The South West has the oldest population of any English region, making it one of the strongest extra care and retirement living markets in the country.
20 townsWales
Cardiff, Newport and Swansea along the M4 anchor the Welsh market, with an ageing rural population and a distinct regulatory regime under Welsh Government housing policy.
8 townsWest Midlands
Birmingham and its conurbation hold the single largest concentration of supported and exempt accommodation in the country, and are the focus of the sector's incoming regulation.
27 townsYorkshire and the Humber
Leeds and Sheffield anchor Yorkshire's supported housing market, with strong local-authority demand and affordable stock for supported living conversions.
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