This brings it to £400m in size, with an initial £300m being secured from South Korea’s National Pension Fund in December 2024.

Long Harbour’s fund provides new-build family homes to rent across the UK, with a focus on the South and South East of England.

To date it has committed circa £200m, working with developers to deliver almost 500 homes, with a further £500m of identified opportunities.

These homes will end up being managed by Way of Life, Long Harbour’s management platform.

The National Housing Bank, a subsidiary of Homes England, opened on 1st April 2026 to unlock private sector investment over the next decade and help deliver more homes.

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“We are proud to have secured investment from the National Housing Bank into our latest single family fund,” said Jack Spearman, managing director for single family housing at Long Harbour.

“As one of The National Housing Bank’s first equity investment partners, we are working together to accelerate the delivery of much-needed new homes across the country.

“We have made strong progress deploying capital across a growing portfolio, and with a robust pipeline of further acquisitions, we are well positioned to scale at pace.”

Simon Century, chief executive at the National Housing Bank, added: “As another early equity investment for the bank, this investment reflects our focus, supporting professionally managed rental housing and increasing housing supply in areas that need it most.

“By investing on a matched funding basis, we are helping to crowd in international capital while ensuring more families can access well?designed, well?connected homes.”