More Than £52m Reserved for Social Housing at Risk After Collapse of Investment Firms The collapse of two investment companies within the Heylo Housing group has left over £52m in public money earmarked for social housing at risk.
This crisis threatens to undermine the sector's very foundations, exposing serious flaws in the deregulation of housing conducted by the previous government.
Heylo's business model was built on leasing homes from investment pods rather than owning them outright.