British Supported Housing Property
THE URBANEDGE HOUSING BOND

INVESTING IN
SUPPORTED HOUSING

A secured, asset-backed investment supporting the delivery of high-quality housing across the UK.

2 OR 3 YEAR INVESTMENT TERM
£2,500 MINIMUM INVESTMENT
CAPITAL AT RISK — RETURNS ARE NOT GUARANTEED
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IMPORTANT INVESTOR NOTICE
Capital is at risk. The Urbanedge Housing Bond is not a cash savings account and is not listed on a recognized stock exchange. It may be difficult or impossible to sell or exit before maturity. Returns and repayment of capital depend entirely on the issuer meeting its obligations. Investors could lose some or all of the money invested and should consider independent financial, legal and tax advice before proceeding.

ABOUT URBANEDGE HOUSING

Urbanedge is a property company focused on the acquisition and leasing of property within the HMO sector.

The company identifies suitable properties, acquires and prepares them for occupation, and works with operators and housing organisations requiring well-managed HMO accommodation across targeted regions of the United Kingdom.

The Information Memorandum describes management experience of more than 30 years in the property market, particularly in HMO acquisition, property management and supported accommodation delivery.

Urbanedge UK HMO Residential Property
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JERMAINE CARL PINEL
DIRECTOR
Management Experience Areas:
  • Property purchase and acquisition
  • Property rental
  • Property leasing
  • Property & leasing strategy

OUR BUSINESS MODEL

Urbanedge’s operational model focuses on disciplined property identification, rigorous refurbishment, sustainable leasing, and partnerships with established housing providers.

01

PROPERTY ACQUISITION

Identifying and acquiring residential properties in high-demand UK locations based on suitability, local demographics, and robust structural fundamentals.

02

REFURBISHMENT

Carrying out comprehensive refurbishments to ensure full HMO licensing compliance, advanced fire safety, energy efficiency, and high-quality living spaces.

03

LEASING

Structuring commercial and operational lease terms with reputable housing organisations and corporate operators seeking quality managed accommodation.

04

SUPPORTED HOUSING

Meeting acute social need by partnering with specialist care and housing providers, delivering safe, stable and compliant homes for vulnerable individuals.

THE URBANEDGE HOUSING BOND

An overview of the core investment parameters as detailed in the Information Memorandum.

MINIMUM INVESTMENT
£2,500
Further subscriptions in £1,000 increments
INVESTMENT TERM
2 OR 3
Years to maturity
INTEREST PAYMENTS
SEMI-ANNUAL
Scheduled semi-annually in arrears
Important Note: Figures are gross and returns are dependent on the issuer meeting its financial and operational obligations. This investment is not a bank deposit and capital is at risk.

THE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

The Bond provides essential funding for the acquisition, refurbishment and development of residential and Supported Housing projects across targeted UK markets.

UK-BASED ASSETS

Targeted property acquisition strategy focusing exclusively on the UK housing market, concentrating on high-demand urban and suburban rental hubs with proven fundamentals.

SUPPORTED HOUSING

Meeting clear societal need by partnering directly with housing operators and providers, helping to bridge the substantial UK national shortfall in supported accommodation.

EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT

Led by management with over 30 years of accumulated real estate experience spanning acquisitions, property refurbishment, tenant leasing, and regulatory compliance.

INVESTMENT RETURN CALCULATOR

Calculate illustrative gross returns based on simple interest at 12% per annum across 2 or 3 year terms.

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Calculation Method: Simple interest at 12% gross p.a. scheduled semi-annually in arrears. (e.g. 2 Years = Principal × 12% × 2).
12% GROSS p.a. SIMPLE INTEREST
Initial Subscription £2,500
Selected Term 2 Years
Semi-Annual Payment £150 every 6 mos
Estimated Gross Interest £600
Estimated Total at Maturity £3,100
Illustrative gross calculation based on simple interest at 12% p.a. This calculator does not represent a guarantee of return. Figures are gross before tax. Capital is at risk.

ILLUSTRATIVE GROSS FIGURES (AS PUBLISHED IN INFORMATION MEMORANDUM)

Subscription 2-Year Interest (12% p.a.) 2-Year Total at Maturity 3-Year Interest (12% p.a.) 3-Year Total at Maturity
£2,500 £600 £3,100 £900 £3,400
£5,000 £1,200 £6,200 £1,800 £6,800
£10,000 £2,400 £12,400 £3,600 £13,600
£50,000 £12,000 £62,000 £18,000 £68,000

THE INVESTMENT PROCESS

A clear, structured 5-step journey from initial review through to capital maturity.

01
STEP 01

REVIEW

Review the Information Memorandum, ask questions, understand all risk disclosures, and consider appropriate independent professional, legal and financial advice.

02
STEP 02

APPLICATION

Request the official Application Form, declare appropriate investor eligibility category, and complete the required subscription documentation.

03
STEP 03

DUE DILIGENCE

Application review, Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks, Know Your Customer (KYC) identity verification, and subscription confirmation.

04
STEP 04

INVESTMENT

Once funds are accepted, the Bond allocation becomes live, Bond certificates/confirmations are issued, and semi-annual payments commence as scheduled.

05
STEP 05

REPAYMENT

At the end of the term (or earlier at the issuer’s discretion where permitted by Bond terms), invested capital is repaid in accordance with the Bond instrument.

LOAN NOTE / BOND ADVANTAGES

Features described in the Information Memorandum providing accessible UK property sector participation without direct landlord management obligations.

Low entry investment levels starting from £2,500

No requirement for large individual property deposits

No mortgage approval or personal debt guarantees required

Fixed yields with scheduled semi-annual interest payments

UK property-focused asset-backed strategy

Professional management handling all refurbishment and leasing

Zero day-to-day property ownership or tenant administration

Note: Advantages reflect structural product features described in the memorandum and do not represent a guarantee of performance or capital protection.

THE USE OF BOND FUNDS

Subscriptions are allocated toward strategic property acquisition, development, and expansion of the UK Supported Housing portfolio.

A

ACQUIRE EXISTING SUPPORTED HOUSING

Acquiring existing, operational Supported Housing assets that can generate immediate rental income and provide established housing provision for care operators.

B

RENOVATE & DEVELOP

Acquiring, renovating or developing prime residential sites for Supported Housing, bringing older stock up to high regulatory, fire-safety and energy performance standards.

MIDLANDS LONDON KENT & SE

TARGET INVESTMENT REGIONS

Hover over regions or select below to explore key deployment corridors identified in the memorandum.

MIDLANDS & BIRMINGHAM

Core focus area featuring high demand for HMO accommodation, strong rental yields, and proven operator partnerships across Birmingham, Moseley, Northfield, and Hall Green.

GREATER LONDON

Targeted acquisitions addressing acute urban supported housing shortages across London boroughs with high-quality communal living models.

SOUTH EAST REGION

Expansion corridor prioritizing strategic properties with long-term tenant stability and strong local authority supported housing demand.

KENT AREA FOCUS

Particular emphasis identified in the memorandum for South East properties and the Kent region to deliver specialized supported accommodation.

PROPERTY PURCHASE FOCUS

Every prospective acquisition undergoes a thorough 5-pillar assessment before capital commitment.

MIDLANDS

Established HMO hubs with substantial care provider demand.

LONDON

Prime transport corridors with high-density supported living need.

SOUTH EAST

Suburban growth zones with stable housing counterparty networks.

KENT

Specific regional emphasis highlighted in the Information Memorandum.

KEY ACQUISITION ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

Properties are rigorously assessed across five fundamental suitability metrics:

  • LOCATION & TRANSPORT LINKS
  • PROPERTY SUITABILITY & LAYOUT
  • LOCAL HOUSING DEMAND
  • PROPOSED LEASE TERMS & COVENANT
  • OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS

BENEFITS OF FIXED RETURNS

Understanding the role of fixed-income instruments within a balanced investment portfolio.

STABILITY OF PRINCIPAL

Fixed-income instruments are structured to provide defined terms for the return of principal at maturity. Unlike equities or fluctuating property funds that experience daily market price volatility, bond instruments provide contractual repayment terms governed by the issuer's obligations.

STEADY INCOME STREAM

Scheduled semi-annual interest distributions offer predictable income intervals, assisting investors who seek structured cash-flow planning without the complexity, void risks, or management overhead of owning individual buy-to-let properties directly.

Note: Fixed-return descriptions explain the general concepts of fixed-income securities and do not guarantee the financial performance of the Urbanedge Housing Bond. Capital is at risk.

EXAMPLE ACQUISITIONS

Illustrative examples from the Information Memorandum demonstrating acquisition economics and capital growth modeling.

5-Bedroom HMO Property Example ACQUISITION MODEL

5-BEDROOM HMO PROPERTY

Purchase Price £195,000
Refurbishment Cost £15,000
Total Acquisition Cost £210,000
Strategy Focus HMO & Supported Housing
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE — NOT A FORECAST
Northfield Birmingham HMO Property CAPITAL GROWTH MODEL

NORTHFIELD, BIRMINGHAM

Purchase Price £350,000
Assumed Annual Growth 6% – 8% p.a.
Est. Value After 3 Years £413,000 – £434,000
Portfolio Application Asset-Backed Security
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE — NOT A GUARANTEE
Current advertised property examples are illustrative. Prices, refurbishments, and valuations vary and should be independently verified.

PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Illustrative property types and advertised examples referenced in the Information Memorandum.

Hall Green Boden Road Property £595,000
BODEN ROAD, B28

HALL GREEN

5 Bedroom Semi-Detached House
Illustrative Stock
Handsworth Wood North Drive Property £530,000
NORTH DRIVE, B20

HANDSWORTH WOOD

5 Bedroom Detached Property
Illustrative Stock
Northfield Church Road Property OFFERS OVER £350,000
CHURCH ROAD, B31

NORTHFIELD

5 Bedrooms / 5 En-suites HMO
Illustrative Stock
Handsworth Holly Road Property OFFERS OVER £370,000
HOLLY ROAD, B20 2DB

HANDSWORTH

5 Bedroom Terraced Property
Illustrative Stock
Moseley Springfield Road Property £680,000
SPRINGFIELD ROAD, B13

MOSELEY

5 Bedroom Detached Villa
Illustrative Stock
Illustrative current advertised properties. Availability and asking prices may change and should be independently verified. Properties shown represent market acquisition pipeline examples and are not confirmed company assets unless formally completed.

EXIT STRATEGIES

The Information Memorandum sets out four distinct capital repayment and exit pathways for bond maturity.

01

REFINANCE

Refinancing completed, stabilised and tenanted properties against institutional long-term commercial mortgages and permanent credit facilities.

02

PROPERTY SALES

Selling mature tenanted portfolios directly to Supported Housing registered providers, REITs, or social-impact property funds.

03

FUTURE BOND ISSUES

Raising structured capital through subsequent institutional bond series to replace maturing loan notes as the portfolio scales.

04

CAPITAL RESERVES

Utilising retained earnings and accumulated operational cash reserves generated across the multi-property rental portfolio.

Exit strategies are subject to prevailing UK property market conditions, credit availability, transaction terms, and the issuer meeting its corporate obligations.

SECURITY OF INVESTMENT

Structural safeguards, compliance controls, and operational standards underpinning the portfolio.

BOND SECURITY

Underlying real estate assets including properties, rental cash flows, and capital reserves subject to the security instrument.

MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE

Management experience spanning over three decades within HMO refurbishment, asset procurement, and supported housing operation.

REVENUE STREAMS

Longer-term commercial leasing arrangements with housing counterparties supporting reliable asset revenue.

REGULATION

Operating in compliance with local authority HMO licensing standards, housing legislation, and provider oversight bodies.

HMO STANDARDS

Comprehensive fire safety, certified gas/electrical testing, premium communal facilities, and ongoing maintenance.

Regulatory Clarification: Supported-housing rental arrangements vary by property, landlord, provider and tenant. Rental income must be assessed against individual lease terms, counterparties, and benefit arrangements rather than treated as government-guaranteed.
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URBANEDGE HOUSING

QUALITY HOMES.
RESPONSIBLE PROPERTY STRATEGY.

Delivering vital housing infrastructure across UK communities through institutional asset management and ethical partnerships.

THE SUPPORTED HOUSING MARKET

UK sector-level statistics illustrating substantial structural demand and social impact.

500,000+
PEOPLE CURRENTLY SUPPORTED
325,000
CURRENT SHORTFALL
167,329
MORE HOMES NEEDED BY 2040
£3.5BN
ANNUAL PUBLIC SAVING
Sector figures represent published UK housing market estimates referenced in the Information Memorandum and do not reflect Urbanedge financial performance.

INCOME AND RENTAL

An overview of the funding mechanics, regulatory standards, and rigorous due diligence governing supported accommodation.

HOUSING BENEFIT & SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION

Housing Benefit remains the primary statutory mechanism for eligible individuals residing in supported, specialized, or temporary accommodation, while most working-age private renters receive housing support via Universal Credit.

REGISTERED PROVIDERS & SOCIAL HOUSING

Registered Providers of Social Housing are regulated by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), maintaining governance, financial viability, and property standards across social housing portfolios.

RENT POLICY FROM APRIL 2026

The UK Rent Standard 2026 governs relevant low-cost rental accommodation; specialized supported housing continues to be treated under established statutory exception rules reflecting higher operational care requirements.

CURRENT REGULATORY POSITION

The Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 introduces enhanced local authority licensing schemes, statutory quality standards, and consultation procedures to ensure high living standards across supported accommodation.

INCOME DUE DILIGENCE CRITERIA

Rental arrangements are rigorously evaluated against specific counterparties, ensuring income resilience across the following operational metrics:

LEASE LENGTH BREAK CLAUSES PROVIDER CONCENTRATION VOIDS & ARREARS REPAIR OBLIGATIONS RENT REVIEWS BENEFIT ELIGIBILITY COUNTERPARTY STRENGTH

THE COMPANY'S ADVISORS

Urbanedge Housing engages professional legal, accounting, and property specialists to support its operations.

LEGAL COUNSEL

ADVISOR INFORMATION
Details to be confirmed / supplied by Urbanedge Housing.

ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS

ADVISOR INFORMATION
Details to be confirmed / supplied by Urbanedge Housing.

PROPERTY & SURVEYING ADVISORS

ADVISOR INFORMATION
Details to be confirmed / supplied by Urbanedge Housing.

RISK FACTORS EXPLAINED

Prospective investors should carefully review the following principal risk factors set out in the Information Memorandum before considering any investment.

CAPITAL AT RISK — FULL DISCLOSURE

Investments in unquoted loan notes and bonds carry significant risk. You may lose some or all of your invested money. Returns and capital repayment are dependent upon the financial stability and performance of the issuer.

GENERAL INVESTMENT RISK

Returns, semi-annual interest, and ultimate repayment of principal depend entirely on the issuer’s ability to meet its financial obligations as they fall due.

EXECUTION, DEVELOPMENT & COST RISK

Property acquisition, refurbishment and development can experience unexpected delays, planning hurdles, contractor failures, material cost inflation, and defect remediation.

PROPERTY VALUE & VALUATION RISK

UK property values may fluctuate or decline due to macroeconomic cycles, interest rate changes, or local market factors. Valuations represent professional opinions rather than guaranteed realization values.

HIDDEN DEFECTS & REPAIR RISK

Older residential properties may possess undiscovered structural, damp, roofing, asbestos, electrical or fire-safety defects requiring unanticipated capital expenditure.

RENTAL INCOME & COUNTERPARTY RISK

Rental receipts depend on tenant occupancy, housing provider covenant strength, local authority benefit decisions, void periods, and tenant arrears.

SUPPORTED HOUSING REGULATORY RISK

Changes to supported housing oversight, local authority licensing, or social housing regulation may increase compliance burdens and operational costs.

HMO & PROPERTY COMPLIANCE RISK

Mandatory and discretionary HMO licensing requirements, fire-safety directives, building standards, and planning designations vary across local authorities and can change over time.

KEY PERSON & OPERATIONAL RISK

The company’s day-to-day operations and strategic execution rely upon key management personnel, directors, specialist contractors, and established care provider relationships.

FSCS & REGULATORY PROTECTION

The Bond is an unlisted corporate debt instrument. Investors must not assume that the investment is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service.

LIQUIDITY & EARLY EXIT RISK

The Bond is not traded on any recognized investment exchange and has no active secondary market. Investors must be prepared to hold the investment until its full maturity date.

FINANCING & REFINANCING RISK

Future bank refinancing or credit facility renewals used for portfolio expansion or bond repayment may become restricted, delayed, or subject to higher interest rates.

LEGISLATIVE, TAX & BENEFIT CHANGE

Reforms in UK housing policy, taxation, property stamp duty, capital gains, Universal Credit rules, or statutory benefit allowances may impact sector financial returns.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

Statements regarding future property acquisitions, projected yields, property appreciation, and company expansion reflect commercial estimates only and do not constitute guarantees of actual future performance.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Essential information and clear answers regarding the Urbanedge Housing Bond.

The minimum subscription for the Urbanedge Housing Bond is £2,500. Further subscriptions may be made in increments of £1,000 thereafter.
Investors may choose between a 2-Year or a 3-Year fixed term from the date funds are accepted and active.
The Bond offers up to 12% gross simple interest per annum, scheduled for payment semi-annually in arrears. All returns are gross of tax and dependent upon the issuer meeting its obligations.
The Bond is an unlisted debt instrument without an active secondary market. Investors must be prepared to hold the investment until the end of the term. Early redemption is at the issuer’s sole discretion where permitted by Bond documentation.
No. The Bond is a corporate loan note issued by Urbanedge Housing Limited and is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Under UK financial promotions regulation for unlisted high-risk investments: "Don't invest unless you're prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong."
Funds are deployed to acquire existing operational Supported Housing properties and to acquire, renovate, and develop residential sites for Supported Housing, focusing initially on the Midlands, London, the South East, and Kent.
The Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 introduces enhanced local authority licensing powers and national quality standards. Urbanedge designs its refurbishment and management protocols to align strictly with these evolving standards.
Investors must read the complete Information Memorandum, verify their statutory investor eligibility category, review the Bond Instrument and terms, and obtain independent financial, legal and tax advice from an FCA-authorised professional.
Contact Urbanedge Housing directly by telephone on 0121 816 2144 or request the documentation package to receive the formal application and investor declaration forms.

INTERESTED IN THE URBANEDGE HOUSING BOND?

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