Resonance

Profit Through Purpose

Impact Property Funds

About our impact property funds

Through our regulated fund management subsidiary Resonance Impact Investment Limited, we manage and create ground-breaking social impact property funds, that offer institutional investors the potential of a risk-adjusted long-term investment return, both regular secure income and potential capital appreciation, whilst ensuring their investment achieves a measurable and lasting social and community impact.

Our funds purchase and refurbish properties across the UK and then lease these properties to expert housing partners, who provide safe, affordable homes together with wrap-around support to adults and children.

We have housed over 4,430 people in over 1,351 homes across the UK, who were facing a housing crisis. 

Our funds operate across three tenant groups – homelessness, vulnerable women and individuals with learning disabilities.

Homelessness

Our homelessness property funds, work with expert housing partners, to enable tenants to transition from homelessness to becoming part of their community, gaining employment or training, saving for their future and giving them the ability to eventually move on with their lives, into their own private accommodation.​

Our homelessness property funds operate across the UK.

Why These Funds Are Needed

  • 131,140 households are living in temporary accommodation
  • 22,700 households living in B&Bs and hostels
  • 13,231 people sleeping rough in London in 2024/25
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Learning Disability

The Resonance Supported Homes Fund was launched in July 2020, presenting a solution to the housing shortage faced by thousands of adults with learning disabilities, autistic people and those with mental health issues. 

Properties are leased to housing partners who rent them to individuals, helping them manage their tenancies and properties alongside providing specialist support.

Why This Fund Is Needed

  • 1.5m people in the UK have a learning disability
  • 21% of people in the UK with a learning disability do not live independently or with family and friends
  • 2,050 people with learning disabilities or autism were living in inpatient facilities as of end Dec 2024
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Vulnerable Women

The Women in Safe Homes fund was launched in December 2020 as a joint venture with Patron Capital, and is believed to be the world’s first gender-lens impact investment property fund.

The fund addresses the housing crisis for women at risk of, or currently experiencing homelessness, such as women escaping domestic abuse and leaving the criminal justice system.

Why This Fund Is Needed

  • 2.4m women experienced domestic abuse in 2024.
  • 70% of domestic abuse survivors have a housing need.
  • 47% of women leave prison without a settled home to go to.
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IMPACT OF OUR PROPERTY FUNDS

impact property funds

impact property funds under management

adults and children in safe, affordable homes

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children housed

Our housing partners

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS OUR PROPERTY FUNDS CONTRIBUTE TO

LATEST NEWS ABOUT OUR IMPACT PROPERTY FUNDS

Resonance Supported Homes Fund Social Impact Report 2024

Homelessness Property Funds Social Impact Report 2024/25

The Women In Safe Homes Fund’s Social Impact Report 2024/25

Charities Join Resonance In Empty Homes Plea

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Resonance Limited is a company registered in England and Wales no. 04418625

Resonance Impact Investment Limited, a subsidiary of Resonance Limited, is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Firm number 588462.

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