Principles of the UK SFA
- Supply: Increasing the number of high-quality long-term rented homes
- Resident experience: Enriching renter satisfaction through a combination of quality, reliability, security and flexibility
- Community: Creating thriving communities of rental houses, often within mixed-tenure neighbourhoods
- Sector voice: Engaging and influencing Local and National Government policy, by advocating for SFR
- Design: Being champions of brilliant design and quality homes
- Innovation: Driving quality and efficiency across the sector
- Best practice: Promoting collaboration and sharing between members
- Transformation: Driving positive cultural change around rental housing
- EDI: Being a beacon of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- ESG: Advocating for profound change in Environmental, Social & Governance
ESG commitment
LOFT and the UK SFA also share a commitment to ESG. It’s central to the purpose of the UK Single-Family Association, which they intend to achieve by promoting and encouraging sustainability, social purpose and corporate transparency (both internally, in members’ businesses and in others).
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