Individual social housing providers and regulatory judgements
RSH regularly updates its list of registered providers and publishes regulatory assessments of these providers.
Applies to England
Registered providers of social housing
Registered providers of social housing – updated monthly This includes the following lists which are updated around the middle of each month:
- providers on the Register of social housing as at a specific date;
- registrations;
- de-registrations.
Please note: We do not publish or share addresses and contact details of registered providers.
Published assessments of each registered provider
Regulatory judgements and regulatory notices: A to Z list. This list links to an individual page for each registered provider that includes their current and previous regulatory judgements.
Table listing regulatory judgements and notices, and gradings under review
Regulatory judgements and notices, and gradings under review. This page includes an at-a-glance table listing the regulatory judgements and/or notices for each registered provider. It also includes the GuR document that lists any registered provider whose grading or compliance is under review.
Non-submission of annual accounts list
List of non-submission of annual accounts. This is the list of private registered providers of social housing who have not submitted annual accounts within the required timeframe.
Regulatory notices
Our new regulatory framework will be introduced from 1 April 2024. Where large landlords receive a regulatory judgement under the new framework, these will now include a include a consumer grade following either their first programmed inspection or where information received through responsive engagement enables us to publish a consumer grade. We do not issue grades to small landlords, but where we consider there to be serious weaknesses or failings in the delivery of the outcomes of our standards, we may publish or update a regulatory judgement to reflect this.
We will no longer publish regulatory notices from 1 April, however there are a small number of landlords that have regulatory notices in place because they have failed to deliver the outcomes in our current consumer standards. These notices will continue to apply until we withdraw them.
From 1 April 2024, where a regulatory notice relates to a consumer standard, we will assess how well the landlord is delivering against the relevant outcomes in our new consumer standards (to the extent that they cover the same matters referred to in the regulatory notice) when deciding whether to withdraw it. We will withdraw any existing regulatory notices in relation to our other standards once the issues in the notice have been resolved, in line with our existing approach.
Find out more about how we are reshaping consumer regulation.
Last updated 18 March 2024 + show all updates
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Information about which regulatory notices will continue to apply after 1 April 2024.
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First published.