Legal Services

Social Housing

What we do

Expert legal advice for
the social housing sector

Our experienced team also acts for a wide variety of social housing providers across Northern Ireland, across a variety of workstreams.

Our commercial property solicitors advise on site acquisition and disposal, development and asset management, while our banking team has extensive expertise in acting in funding arrangement for social housing providers ensuring the development of capital ensuring  the continued build out of housing stock in the local market.

Our litigation team also has extensive expertise in dealing with an extensive remit of dispute matters including all tenant matters.

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Common questions

What funding work do you do in this area?

We act for both high-street lenders and housing associations in the negotiation of funding documents and underpinning security documents.
We have extensive experience in large scale project work in this area ensuring the release of substantial collateral to housing associations, supporting their continued build projects funded by bank debt.

Can you deal with cases where a tenant is engaging in anti-social behaviour which is affecting other tenants on a social housing scheme?

Yes. We advise on a wide range of anti-social behaviour matters, including nuisance, harassment, threats, persistent noise, criminal or disruptive behaviour and breaches of tenancy conditions.

Depending on the circumstances, legal remedies may include possession proceedings, injunction applications or other enforcement measures.

We can also advise on evidence gathering, case management and the legal risks associated with taking action.

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