As yesterday’s deadline for most housing associations to publish their annual accounts passes, here are all our reports as the biggest developing providers reveal their figures from a difficult year
Housing associations’ financial statements 2020/21
Riverside eyes house building surge as it posts 69% increase in surplus Increased income from rent rises and stock acquisitions boosts bottom line
Wheatley Group posts £23m deficit Re-financing costs help push Scotland’s largest association into deficit
Guinness surplus jumps 83% due to stock swap deal Housing association giant increases starts and completions
Housing 21 faces £10m bill after overcharging tenants Total overcharging was more than three times previously reported
Places for people posts £17.9m fall in surplus Increased affordable housing income only partially offsets loss of leisure centre revenue
G15 housing association doubles surplus due to ‘rapid’ sales Network Homes bucks pandemic trend with increased surplus and turnover
One Housing falls to £26m loss G15 landlord says its results hit by covid, fire safety costs and a development write-down
Home Group posts 35% drop in surplus Pandemic blamed for reduction in asset sales and lower development
Aster increases turnover despite drop in shared ownership sales Social housing rent increases offset Covid-19 hit to shared ownership income
A2 Dominion reports surplus down 74% but completions up G15 housing association boosts completions by 82%
LiveWest reports 22% drop in surplus South-west based association LiveWest impacted by pandemic disruption and increased fire safety and debt restructuring costs
Notting Hill Genesis bucks trend with 48% increase in surplus Housing association increases turnover and surplus with sales revenue boost
Sovereign posts drop in surplus due to lower property sales Landlord increases turnover despite drop in sales of land and shared ownership homes
L&Q’s investment in new homes falls 43% Housing association misses completions targets amid pandemic lockdown
Bromford misses completions and reinvestment targets Housing association increases surplus but new-build activity hit by covid-19
Hyde Group posts deficit after £155m refinancing costs Large housing association increases starts by 84%
Clarion posts 27% fall in surplus due to pause in stock sales Pandemic hits stock disposal plan and housing starts
Platform misses completions target amid covid disruption Housing association misses completions targets amid pandemic lockdown Housing association builds 909 homes, a fifth less than expected, as pandemic hit
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