Demand updates
A short, regular note of current Provider demand in our core areas — property types, areas and rents — so you can spot the fit with your landlords' properties at a glance.
For letting agents
Lease your landlords' properties to Housing Providers
We help high street letting agents secure long leases for their landlords with Supported Living and Social Housing Providers — established organisations leasing whole properties. You stay the managing agent.
- You stay the managing agent
- Another option for harder-to-let properties
- One corporate tenant on a long lease1
- Current Provider requirements in our core areas
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Who we are
MarketOffer is a UKALA letting agent specialising in Supported Living and Social Housing leases.
400+ Providers
In our network across England
Carlisle to Somerset
Landlords across England
Live Provider demand
Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Manchester
Paid by the landlord side
Never by Providers
Lease always direct
Between landlord and Provider — no rent-to-rent
Memberships & registrations
Property Redress Scheme
UK Association Of Letting Agents
Client Money Protection
Keeping track of Provider demand is a specialist job
The Supported Living and Social Housing Provider market is fragmented and fast-moving:
1,000+ Providers nationally, with requirements varying by area, tenant type and funding stream
Providers differ in size, track record and funding, which is why we run our own checks
Requirements change. A Provider's funding and priorities can shift from one area or property type to another
Keeping on top of which Providers are active and what they need is the work we do, so you don't need to build that capacity in-house.
What we bring you and your landlords
You stay the managing agent
You keep the landlord relationship and their contact details.
Another option for your landlords
Including properties that are harder to let on the open market.
One corporate tenant1
The Provider manages the occupants and everyday internal repairs.
Long-term leases1
Typically 3–5 years, with rent paid whether the property is occupied or not.
Know when one of your properties is a match
Provider demand depends on funding and commissioning, so it moves. We keep you up to date in two ways:
Match notifications
We track properties advertised online and flag where one matches a live Provider requirement. Where it's one of yours, we tell you — not your landlord — so you can take it to them yourself.
How we work with you
- 1
Share a property.
With the landlord's consent, send us the details. You keep the landlord relationship and their contact details.
- 2
We look to match a Provider.
We take it to MarketOffer Checked Providers with matching requirements and coordinate viewings and commercial discussions.
- 3
Lease signed direct.
Between your landlord and the Provider. You manage the property; the Provider manages the occupants.
Sell rather than let? If a buyer plans to let the property, we can help them lease it to a Provider and work with you on it. Talk to us
Not an agent? Sourcers and introducers
If you know landlords whose properties could suit a Provider lease, our introducer partnership may be the right fit. If you're a high street letting or estate agent, the agent route above is the right one.
Find out moreFrequently asked questions
Do I lose my landlord?
No. You stay the managing agent and the landlord's point of contact. We work with you on the property, not around you, and don't need your landlord's contact details.
Who signs the lease?
Your landlord and the Provider, directly. MarketOffer is not a party to the lease.
What does the Provider take care of?
Typically, the Provider manages the occupants and is responsible for day-to-day internal repairs and occupant damage, using its own maintenance teams or contractors. Structural items, the roof and the boiler usually stay with the landlord, which is where you come in. Exact responsibilities depend on the lease.1
Where do you operate?
Across England. Our core areas, where we hold live Provider demand, are Bristol City Council, South Gloucestershire Council and Manchester City Council. Elsewhere, it depends on the demand we hold at the time — if there's no match, we'll tell you rather than keep you waiting.
What properties are Providers looking for?
It changes with funding, but right now: 2–4 bed houses in Bristol and South Gloucestershire, and 1–2 bed flats or houses and small blocks in Manchester.
Can you help with blocks of flats?
Yes. We have Provider demand for small blocks (4–20 units) nationwide, and for larger blocks (25–50 units) in Durham, Birmingham, Lincolnshire, Warwickshire and other areas. If you act for a landlord with a block, get in touch.
How are you paid?
By the landlord side only — never by Providers. We agree terms with each partner agent and will take you through them on a call.
Should I run my own checks on a Provider?
Yes. Every Provider we introduce is a MarketOffer Checked Provider, but we encourage you to run your own checks before recommending any Provider to a landlord.2
Are you an accredited letting agent?
Yes. MarketOffer is a UKALA-accredited letting agent with Client Money Protection, a member of a government-approved redress scheme, and supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering. We are registered with or a member of:
- UK Association of Letting Agents (UKALA) — 11995Find us in the UKALA directory (listed as Real Marketplace Ltd)
- Client Money Protection — provided through UKALA, 11995View our CMP certificate
- Property Redress Scheme — PRS041224Find us in the Property Redress agent finder (listed as Real Marketplace Ltd)
- HMRC Anti-Money Laundering supervision — XZML00000182228
- Information Commissioner's Office — ZB438983View our ICO entry
MarketOffer is a trading name of Real Marketplace Ltd.
Let's talk about your landlords' properties
We're working with a small number of high street letting agents in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Manchester.
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