Sentence examples for provider of housing from inspiring English sources

Rebecca McCarthy works for Anchor, England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people.

Thomas Pocklington Trust is the leading provider of housing, care and support services for people with sight loss in the UK.

"As the largest provider of housing in New York, we feel it's important to be part of the solution," Mr. Rhea said.

"We'd be hugely disappointed if we didn't become a major provider of housing in the UK," says Alan Prole, managing director of Live Smart@Home.

The others are CareMatrix Corporation, of Needham, Mass., a provider of housing for the elderly, and Benenson Capital Company, a privately owned development concern based in Manhattan.

"Young people are not getting the careers advice and the support they need," says Anita Cunningham, head of training for Anchor – a non-profit provider of housing and care for older people.

Behind the Numbers Using data from Zillow.com, a provider of housing-market statistics, we looked at the 163 largest Census-defined metro areas in the U.S. for cities where new homeowners are losing value fastest, whether as the result of falling home prices, mortgages based on inflated values or loans that required low down payments.

Other providers of housing – community groups, local government, housing associations and small-scale builders – will have to make good the shortfalls of the handful of companies that dominate British housebuilding.

In late 2013, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $1.9bn to settle claims that it defrauded US government-controlled Fannie Mac Americaddie Mac, America's biggest providers of housing finance, into buying $14.2bn in mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 financial crisis.

In a merger that would create one of the biggest providers of housing and health care services for retirees in the United States, the American Retirement Corporation has agreed to acquire Assisted Living Concepts Inc. in a stock swap worth $272 million.

In this magical year, British housing is the envy of the world for its affordability and accessibility, for its planning, for the diversity and quality of its designs, for its intelligent use of new technologies in construction, for the multiplicity of tenures and of providers of housing – community groups, councils, housing associations, large and small developers.