We’ve been investing in cities and housing for a decade.
As an investor and asset manager which owns several housebuilding businesses and has significant experience in managing and developing real estate assets, we can make a significant contribution to addressing the issues caused by chronic under-investment. That’s because we can deploy significant quantities of capital, at scale, in multiple geographies, with clarity of purpose.
Levelling up means supporting the UK’s regeneration, in places that need it. From housing to clean energy and from transport infrastructure to city centre regeneration, we are investing across the country for the long-term.
John Godfrey
Director of Levelling Up
Group Communications
Towns, cities and regions across the UK can do much, much better – this is the essence of the levelling up agenda.
John Godfrey
Director of Levelling Up
Group Communications
Our goals
For us, taking a lead role in building fairer economic growth is a natural fit with our business, and we’re focused on:
1. Building value through investing in housing and infrastructure.
2. Promoting financial inclusion, resilience and wellbeing.
We are making progress
Invested in regional economies around the UK to revive communities and deliver sustainable affordable housing, transport and digital infrastructure
We have committed a landmark £4 billion over seven years to help the West Midlands level up, which will support increased provision of housing of all tenures and widespread urban regeneration
Our investments have supported the creation of more than 30,000 jobs long-term jobs across the UK since the pandemic
View our building infrastructure videos
Newcastle city centre regeneration
Urban regeneration in Sheffield
Investing in Cardiff's Future
Bonnington - our sustainable modular housing development in Bristol
Cities: Oxford
Rebuilding Britain Index (RBI)
View all the resources relating to the RBI, including press releases, articles, research reports and an interactive map so you can see how where you live rates on the index.
Charity stakeholders and collaborative partners
Successful companies are no longer the ones that just make the most money, but are those that create the greatest social value for their communities and society as a whole.
