Connecting long term capital with affordable housing at scale.

One partner for housebuilders’ affordable homes. Regulated, index-linked income for investors.

What we do

We work with housebuilders to take on Section 106 and additionality homes at portfolio scale, one process instead of a site-by-site negotiation, connecting directly to long-term institutional capital.

Why we are here

England needs around 300,000 new homes a year and is building fewer than 200,000.

The affordable homes that do get consent increasingly have fewer buyers. The registered providers who once took Section 106 homes are capital-constrained and stepping back, a retreat the Government's January 2026 housing roadmap acknowledged, and discharging an obligation can now take a year or more.

Housebuilders are left having to negotiate site by site deals with registered providers and not securing the pricing needed, meaning that schemes that do not stack up never get started.

At the same time, the income those homes produce, regulated, long-dated and index-linked, is among the most attractive available to institutional investors, and almost none of it reaches them directly at the scale they require.

A supply problem and a capital problem that are each other's answer. Crescom Capital exists to connect the two, through a registered provider we own.

Our Registered Provider

Nestily Homes, regulated by the RSH

Our homes are owned by Nestily Homes , a for-profit registered provider regulated by the Regulator of Social Housing, registration 4777.

Governance

Management

Dedicated team to deliver services to Customers

We have established a partnership with Centrick to handle the day-to-day, lettings, repairs, compliance, so asset strategy never gets diluted by operations. Centrick are a national residential property manager with over 30,000 homes under mangement.

How it works