LGMH and VIVID to deliver over 1000 affordable homes (GB)

LGMH and VIVID to deliver over 1000 affordable homes (GB)

Legal & General Modular Homes (LGMH) and VIVID have launced a five-year joint venture partnership to deliver over 1000 highly sustainable, affordable modular homes. The partnership will see LGMH and VIVID—one of the largest providers of affordable homes in the south of England, with around 72,000 customers and 33,000 homes—deliver up to 300 Net Zero (regulated) Carbon homes per year working together to address the energy and housing crisis. The joint venture will deliver its first homes in 2023.

 

Rosie Toogood, CEO of Legal & General Modular Homes, commented: “We are delighted to be working with Vivid. Our partnership brings together two like-minded organisations with shared values and objectives to deliver much-needed high-quality affordable homes that will make customers feel safe, comfortable, and enjoy where they live.”

 

Mark Perry, Chief Executive of VIVID, said: “I’m delighted that we have signed this joint venture with Legal and General. We are both committed to providing new homes to address the housing shortage and in particular for us where that helps meet our affordable housing ambitions. They’re focus on building energy efficient and sustainable homes has to be right given the cost of living and energy crisis people are facing.”

 
Legal & General Modular Homes is leading the way in the delivery of high quality affordable and sustainable homes with each future development targeted to be certified as Net Zero Carbon Regulated. The combination of thermally efficient materials, air source heat pumps and solar panels, results in homes that are highly energy efficient with a greatly reduced carbon footprint both during construction and across the lifetime of each home. It also means significantly reduced heating bills for residents at a time when household costs are rapidly rising due to their low cost in use. A Legal & General Modular home is 60% more efficient to run for the homeowner than a Building Regulation compliant new build home and the apartments are up to 30% cheaper to heat and run than the average apartment.

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