Thrive Homes exists to provide and manage housing that helps individuals and families secure a good quality, safe home that they can afford.
Since our formation in 2008 with the purchase of housing stock from Three Rivers District Council, Thrive has pursued its core purpose of improving the condition of those homes, developing new homes for rent and sale through shared ownership and expanding our area of operation to include adjacent home counties and the Oxford-Cambridge Arc.
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Parkside, Garston
127 homes for shared ownership. Winner of the Inside Housing Development Awards 2025, Best Shared Ownership Development (Urban).
The Brambles, Leighton Buzzard
42 homes for shared ownership and affordable rent. Highly Commended for First Time Buyer Magazine's Best Shared Ownership Family Home,
Abbey Barn Park, High Wycombe
131 Affordable homes including 56 for sale through Shared Ownership. 90% occupied within eight weeks of completion.
Weavers Gate, Codicote
A Section 106 agreement with Croudace Homes delivering 32 Homes. 11 shared ownership homes all reserved off plan Autumn 2025, due for completion in Spring 2026.
Lyndhurst Farm, Borehamwood
186 homes for shared ownership, social and affordable rent. Available to buy off plan in August 2026.
Latest investor news
New partnership brings 32 affordable homes to the village of Codicote
Thrive Homes will provide and manage 20 affordable rent homes, 11 shared ownership properties, and one social rent home, catering to a variety of housing needs in the local community.
Three Rivers District Council and Thrive Homes secure funding to improve local homes
The partnership will help improve the energy efficiency of 155 local homes, bringing them up to an EPC C rating.
Thrive Homes acquires over 500 homes from L&Q in Eastern England
The acquired units - including over 400 affordable homes - are spread across Cherwell, Chiltern, East Hertfordshire, South Northamptonshire, Hitchin, and Wycombe.
Thrive Homes and CBRE UK Affordable Housing Fund announce second portfolio acquisition for 86 new homes
Long-term partnership is delivering on aspirations to acquire and develop over 1,000 affordable homes.
Local homes will be warmer and more energy efficient thanks to £1.6 million government grant
Social housing residents in Three Rivers and Watford will benefit from a £1.6 million grant to make their homes more energy efficient which could help them save hundreds of pounds.
Thrive Homes and CBRE UK Affordable Housing Fund announce first portfolio acquisition
Thrive Homes and leading global real assets investment manager, CBRE Investment Management on behalf of their UK Affordable Housing Fund (UK AHF) have completed on their first transaction together.