Supported Living Gateway: The Matchmaker of the Modern Era
We're all too familiar with the intricate dance of securing optimal accommodation for supported living. Traditional avenues don’t quite cut it, often leaving gaps that need a specialist's touch. Enter Supported Living Gateway, our answer to this sector's unique challenges, honed from our years of immersion in the community.
For the Property Investor: Dive into a world where your property investment doesn’t just give returns but makes a tangible difference. Minimise void periods, assure your investments and become a beacon of positive change.
For the Supported Living Provider: Say goodbye to the countless hours trawling generic property listings. With Supported Living Gateway, access a treasure trove of properties, each primed for supported living's unique needs.
Inside the Gateway: Making Matches, Building Bridges
How have we positioned Supported Living Gateway to be this seamless bridge?
In the vast landscape of providers we're intertwined with, Supported Living Gateway isn't just another platform. It’s a movement, a community. As we've often said, it’s not just about bricks and mortar; it’s about creating homes, fostering community, and making a difference.
Operating a supported living service is immensely rewarding, but also comes with many challenges. Proper preparation across several key areas is vital for putting your business in a position to thrive long-term. This also shows local authorities, regulatory bodies, and of course future landlords and investors that you have the right foundations to build your business.
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In a recent article published by Dimensions, a leading provider of support for people with learning disabilities and autism, they delve into the concept of supported living and how it differs from traditional residential care settings.
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The demand for supported housing in England is skyrocketing and we are looking for property investors who can help. By 2040, an additional 167,329 supported housing units will be required across England - a 33% increase from current levels. That's on top of the already 509,873 existing units provided by housing associations and local authorities.
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If you have purchased a property used for care or supported living and/or spent thousands of pounds to develop, refurbish and adapt a building used as a care facility, you are likely due a tax repayment and future tax savings from HMRC.
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