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News · 20 May 2026

Heylo housing firm collapse risks £52m funding

Heylo housing firm collapse risks £52m funding

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Around 3,500 social homes could move to private ownership after investment companies collapsed. Two firms backed by BlackRock went into administration, leaving the housing regulator searching for a rescue deal. One company owes Homes England £46.46m in public grants meant for affordable housing.

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