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Thirteen is a housing association that provides homes, support and opportunities to around 100,000 people across the North East, Yorkshire and Humber. 

Every year, we invest millions to make sure our homes are safe, secure and well maintained. We’re here for people who need a helping hand—whether that’s getting on the housing ladder, managing rent or keeping their home in good repair. 

We have a strong track record of building new homes for rent and shared ownership. As a Homes England Strategic Partner, we’re delivering hundreds of high-quality, modern homes that meet the needs of local communities. And we’ve got ambitious plans to grow our development programme over the next five years. 

But we’re more than bricks and mortar. We invest in services that help people live their best lives – supporting customers and communities every step of the way.

Financial performance

Trading update – Quarter 4 2025/26:

  • Turnover for the 2026 financial year was £234.2m (2025: £230.4m) exceeding budget of £231.1m
  • Operating surplus for the 2026 financial year was £49.8m (2025: £47.1m) slightly ahead of budget of £49.2m
  • Net surplus for the 2026 financial year was £33.2m (2025: £34.1m) ahead of budget of £30.5m
  • We delivered 668 affordable new homes (2025: 650), investing £68.2m (2025: £73.4m) net of grant in new home delivery
  • We invested £66.5m (2025: £59.6m) in major investment works in existing homes
  • We achieved EBITDA MRI interest cover at 152.8%, exceeding our target of 125%
  • Our available cash and undrawn liquidity was £158.2m – providing 30 months of liquidity (2025: £216.7m and 42 months)
  • Outstanding debt was £460.8m (FY25: £411.8m)

ESG reports

Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reports bring together key metrics and a summary of our work to help investors understand our performance and impact. 

2025 ESG report – our fifth annual report

2024 ESG report – our fourth annual report 

2023 ESG report – our third annual report

Investor contacts

Our chief resources officer, Jane Castor, is responsible for all aspects of Thirteen’s finances, governance, corporate affairs and our people. 

She is supported by Amy Dryden, finance director, who leads our finance functions including treasury and long-term planning, reporting and transactions, and income. 

Get in touch

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