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Look for a home

This section of our website explains the different ways you can rent or buy a property from Be One Homes, along with your options if you're thinking about moving.
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Apply for social housing with Be One Homes

Learn about the process for applying for social housing with us.
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Get help if you’re homeless or at risk of homelessness

It's important to get help as soon as you can if you're homeless, or think you're at risk of homelessness.
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Homes for independent living

We have a range of accommodation specifically designed to support your independence.
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Thought about buying a home through Shared Ownership?

Could Shared Ownership be a good fit for you? It's a part-buy, part-rent arrangement where you purchase a share of a property and pay rent on the remaining portion.
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Struggling to save for a mortgage while renting?

Rent to Buy allows you to move into your new property straight away and pay a reduced rent, giving you extra time - and money - to save towards your mortgage deposit.
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Did you know you can swap your house locally or nationally?

You can use HomeSwapper to upsize, downsize, move location, or find a property that’s already adapted for disabilities through what's known as a Mutual Exchange. It works by matching tenants who want each other’s home.
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Thinking about downsizing?

It might be because your current home feels too large - perhaps because family members have moved out or your circumstances have changed.

How could we help you today?

Here are some of the main ways we might be able to help you to find a home. As always, you can tap here to contact us if you’d like to know more or aren’t sure.

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Homes for independent living (Sheltered and Independent Living)

We offer a range of accommodation options that support independent living. Discover which type is right for you on this page.

Homes for rent (social housing)

To apply for social housing, you'll need to register with your local council's choice-based lettings scheme. This page explains what choice-based lettings schemes are and how to use them to apply for a home in one of the areas we serve.
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Homes for sale (Shared Ownership)

Shared Ownership is a part-buy, part-rent arrangement where you purchase a share of a property and pay rent on the remaining portion to Be One Homes.
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How to swap your home (mutual exchange)

A mutual exchange is where you swap homes with another social housing tenant. This page explains how it works.
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Rent to Buy homes

Rent to Buy allows you to move into your new property straight away and pay a reduced rent, giving you extra time - and money - to save towards your mortgage deposit.
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Your downsizing options

This page explains your options if you're thinking about moving into a smaller home - perhaps because family members have moved out or if your circumstances have changed.

Get help if you're homeless or at risk of homelessness:

It’s important to get help as soon as you can if you’re homeless, or think you’re at risk of homelessness.

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