Securing a future for Londoners

We are a socially responsible not-for-profit company supporting landlords, investors and local authorities to find secure, affordable homes for Londoners.

Scroll down to find out more.

Contact us Capital Letters Tenants Click Here

Making life simple for landlords and tenants

Explore our suite of dedicated services to see how we can find your next tenant, support your investment, and maximise your portfolio all while helping families in London.

We are owned by London boroughs so there's no middle man to pay, unlike other companies. With generous cash incentives, support for you and your tenant, and the security of letting through our member boroughs, we make finding your next pre-vetted tenant easy.
Discover more

Take a look at our available homes. Each Capital Letters property has passed rigorous quality checks to offer you the best experience possible, at the fairest rent.
Discover more

Our team of housing professionals is here to look after your investment – whether you have a large portfolio or a single property, we can take care of everything.
Discover more

Housing solutions, built on foundations of trust

We know that a secure, good quality, affordable home is the key to a successful life. This is why Capital Letters exists.

Owned by member London boroughs, we are a socially responsible, commercial not-for-profit finding new housing supply and providing solutions for homelessness. All through our own landlord portfolio and the partnerships we build with landlords, investors, developers and members.

We work with property owners, individual landlords, investment organisations, developers, and local authorities to provide simple innovative housing solutions to prevent and address family homelessness in London.

As a self-sustaining, not-for-profit, service provider and landlord, we are able to offer the best services at competitive prices with the added security of being directly linked to London’s local authorities. Our expert team works collaboratively with key stakeholders to make letting private homes to families financially attractive and viable.

Through our Lettings Agency, we find the best-vetted tenants, and our tenancy sustainment team works to make sure that those tenants can meet their financial responsibilities whilst leading their best lives. We partner with our tenants, landlords, investors and developers to make sure lettings, property management, landlord services and tenant relations are frictionless and efficient.

Get started

Owned by London boroughs
Trusted by councils, landlords and investors

We are the socially responsible, commercial not-for-profit landlord and service provider, supporting landlords, investors and local authorities to find secure, affordable homes for Londoners.

The first-choice partner for the Capital

Supply and demand issues are ever present across London housing and are particularly acute for affordable rented housing. That’s where Capital Letters comes in.

Partnering with landlords, investors, developers, and local authorities, we provide households in London with good-quality, safe, affordable homes.

As an ethical, socially responsible landlord and housing service provider, we’re committed to creating the biggest social impact we can.

Hear our story

Hear what our partners and customers have to say

Explore our insights

October 28, 2024

We need a healthy PRS

We welcome the announcement from Angela Rayner that £500m will ‘top-up’ the affordable homes programme, enabling councils and Housing Associations to fund the building of more social homes. However, there needs to be greater recognition that building alone will not solve the housing crisis in the short and medium term. In urban environments where space […]

Read more
October 25, 2024

The Financial Strain and Social Impact of Temporary Accommodation (TA)

The growing reliance on TA is placing a severe strain on London boroughs and their ability to deliver other essential services. As of March 2024, 65,280 households, including 86,810 children, are currently living in TA across the capital. The financial cost of TA is unsustainable, with London Councils estimating that councils in the capital are […]

Read more
October 22, 2024

Capital Letters Takes Over Rogue Landlord Properties

Capital Letters, the unique socially responsible not-for-profit owned by London boroughs has taken over management of 18 properties seized from a rogue landlord by member borough Merton Council. The 18 properties were subject to an ‘Interim Management Order’ when Merton Council ascertained that they were un-licenced and that there was no reasonable prospect of the […]

Read more
October 18, 2024

The Renters’ Rights Bill Explained

These new measures are not expected to impact landlords who already follow fair practices and maintain quality properties. Instead the proposed legislations focus on addressing major issues such as unfair evictions, unpredictable rent increases, and poor living conditions, which have affected millions of renters across England.

Read more
October 7, 2024

Latest Homelessness Figures

We work with our member London boroughs to find secure, safe, affordable, and good quality homes for households in Temporary Accommodation.

But we need a cross-departmental national strategy for Temporary Accommodation and Homelessness, because if we see another 92% increase…

Read more
September 20, 2024

Temporary Accommodation in London: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions

London, one of the world’s most dynamic and populous cities, faces a significant housing crisis that has resulted in an alarming rise in the use of temporary accommodation. Temporary Accommodation (TA) refers to short-term housing provided by local authorities to individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or are at immediate risk of homelessness.

Read more
September 4, 2024

Capital Letters Supports the “Get SMEs Building Again” Report

Capital Letters is committed to addressing the housing crisis in London by supporting innovative solutions that increase the supply of affordable rental homes. The “Get SMEs Building Again” report provides a robust framework to address some of the current issues with building and providing affordable rental homes for those that need them most. The future […]

Read more
August 14, 2024

The Cost of Living Crisis and its Impact on Working Families

The cost-of-living crisis is an escalating issue across the UK, with more working families feeling the pinch as they struggle to manage rising expenses. This situation has brought the role of state benefits, particularly Universal Credit (UC), into sharper focus. Many working families now rely on these benefits to make ends meet, challenging the outdated notion that benefits are solely for the unemployed or disabled. 

Read more
July 16, 2024

The Positive Social Impact of Quality Housing for Families

The importance of good housing as a fundamental human need cannot be overstated. It’s a basic human right essential for personal stability, security, and self-respect. But beyond the immediate provision, good housing good housing provides broader societal benefits and forms the bedrock of family life, enabling individuals to thrive, access vital services, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

Read more

Get in touch