Assura is FTSE 250-listed UK real estate investment trust (“REIT”) specialising in the development of, investment in and management of a portfolio of primary care, diagnostic and treatment buildings across the UK. Its purpose is to BUILD for health, with a vision of being the UK’s number one listed property business for long-term social impact and sustainability.

The Good Economy is a UK-based advisory firm specialising in impact measurement and management. They provide services to help organisations assess and enhance their social and environmental impact, with a focus on sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

Hyde is a not-for-profit housing association with social purpose at its core. It was set up to provide homes for people left behind by the market over 50 years ago, delivering significant levels of social value and impact since then.  

Bromford was keen to demonstrate its purpose, tell its story and ultimately influence key stakeholders in a compelling, credible and engaging way and to position itself ahead of a refreshed development and growth strategy. 

Abri is a large not-for-profit housing provider based in the South of England. They have committed to building 10,000 new homes by 2030, whilst understanding their position as a housing association tackling climate change by decarbonising the homes they own.

Octopus Real Estate wanted to produce an authoritative and engaging piece of research that would open up a constructive discussion about the housing supply crisis, while demonstrating their sector commitment and expertise. This included the potential role for new forms of capital investment in housing, to provide partnership opportunities and help shape the future of housing supply.