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Yes, there are four schemes that can help you buy your home from us, so you’ll need to qualify for one of them. 

• Preserved Right to Buy
• Right to Buy
• Right to Acquire
• Right to Shared Ownership

Find out more on our buying your home page. 

If you’re a leaseholder, you own your home on a lease with us, and have different responsibilities than a tenant who’s renting their home.  As a leaseholder, you have the right to:

• live in your home for the duration of the lease
• the quiet enjoyment of your home
• have the structure of your building and communal areas maintained by us (if you live in a flat)

Find out more on our Leaseholder information page.

If you’re a leaseholder, your building will be covered by the building’s insurance. You can see what your coverage includes in this summary of our buildings insurance policy.

Read our Building insurance policy [PDF]

Go to our Leaseholder information page

To sell your home, first you’ll need to let us know through My Account.

You’ll need to pay for a valuation from an independent RICS valuer, and give us an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) so that we can start the marketing of your home. You’ll also need to cover the cost of any other fees.

Your home can’t be sold above the RICS valuation price.

Go to our Shared ownership page

Yes, you can buy more shares in your home. You’ll need to pay for a valuation from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) to value your home. Once they’ve done their report, we’ll let you know how much the extra shares will cost.

Your rent will go down once you’ve bought these shares.

Tell us you’d like to buy more shares through My Account