Supported living is one of the fastest-growing sectors in property investment, yet misconceptions often hold investors back from exploring this rewarding opportunity. Let’s break down some of the most common myths and uncover the truth behind them. Myth 1: Supported Living Is Too Risky Reality:  Many supported living properties operate under long-term leases backed by housing associations or government programs. These agreements often span 5–25 years, providing predictable in

At City and Countrywide, we understand that supported living properties are more than just bricks and mortar—they’re homes that provide safety, dignity, and independence for vulnerable individuals. For investors, this sector offers both strong returns and the chance to make a meaningful social impact. But what makes these investments work? The answer lies in the vital role of housing associations. What Are Housing Associations? Housing associations are non-profit organization