Social housing regulator to probe potential ‘serious failings’ at Heylo’s RP after group investment companies enter administration

By Daniel Gayne2026-03-19T12:21:00

Group was unable to secure approval from lenders for restructure following breach of regulatory standards in 2022

The Regulator for Social Housing has put a BlackRock-backed for-profit provider’s grading under review after two investment companies owned by the wider group were put into administration.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has been appointed as the administrators of a total of four corporate entities linked to HH1 and HH5, a pair of subsidiaries to the Heylo Housing Group which between them own 3,500 of the group’s 10,000 shared ownership homes.

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