Hundred Houses Society scores double plus

Tuesday 25th March 2008

Cambridgeshire housing association Hundred Houses Society has earned a double-plus rating from Cambridge City Council. The high rating is thanks to it's excellent standard of working relationships and skill in providing an effective housing management service.

A Housing Corporation on-line survey asked the City Council to rate the five housing associations with the largest housing stock in the City. Feedback from local councils is used to assess how well associations manage their activities with local authority partners.

The Society's chief executive, Chris Jackson, said: "We're delighted with the double-plus rating. Our mission is to provide quality affordable housing in one of the country's fastest growing regions. In order to do this we rely on building strong relationships with tenants, suppliers and local authorities. The rating testifies to the dedication and skill of our staff in doing that."

Hundred Houses took over the properties of another local housing association during 2007 and has built over 150 homes in Cambridgeshire during 2007 and 2008. Current developments include Chesterton, Bottisham, Hardwick and Linton.

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