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Then book your free assessment. We confirm whether your property suits corporate lets or serviced accommodation in London and the South East, and send you the exact terms in writing, before you commit to anything.
- Fully managed
- Lease to us
- Council and company lets
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indicative guaranteed rent, per month
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This is an indicative range based on 2026 to 27 government Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates for your area. It is not an offer. Your actual rent offer will depend on the property type, condition, the kind of let and local demand. We confirm an accurate figure after a call and a free assessment.
Rates last updated on 8 June 2026.
Why landlords come to us
Letting has got harder. We take the strain.
Costs are up, the rules have changed, and every empty week or late payment comes out of your pocket.
Empty weeks
Gaps between tenants add up fast. Under a lease, your rent stays the same whether the house is full or not.
Chasing rent
Arrears are stressful and slow to recover. Your income is paid by us, or by a company or council, not chased from an individual tenant.
New rules
The Renters' Rights Act has changed tenancies, rent increases and possession. Company lets and leases are not affected in the same way.
Your time
Guests, cleaning, repairs and calls. We handle the day-to-day, so the property stops taking up your evenings.
The market we serve
Built around construction and infrastructure teams
Our main focus is construction and infrastructure companies that need to house project teams near site. Building homes, roads, rail and energy projects takes people, and many of them work a long way from home.
A hotel gives those teams a bed. A house gives them a kitchen, a living room, a washing machine and somewhere to park, which is what a team needs when the job runs for weeks or months.
- We market your property to construction companies and the people who book accommodation for their teams
- We check development and infrastructure activity near your property as part of your free assessment
- We also run serviced accommodation for other working guests, families and leisure stays
£140.7bn
of new construction work in Great Britain in 2024.
Office for National Statistics
2.6 million
people worked in UK construction in 2025. About 206,000 more are needed by 2030, including 16,700 a year across London, the South East and the East of England.
CITB, 2026
£718bn
of planned investment across 734 UK infrastructure projects over the next decade.
Infrastructure Pipeline, 2026
More than 1 in 4
construction workers worked more than 50 miles from home in the past year. One in ten worked more than 100 miles away.
CITB, 2026
4 in 10
workers on sites in the South East and the East of England have their permanent home in another region. In London it is about 3 in 10.
CITB, 2026
1 in 20
construction workers were staying in temporary accommodation while working at their site, rising to 1 in 10 in London.
CITB, 2026
Sources: Office for National Statistics, Construction statistics, Great Britain: 2024. CITB, Construction Workforce Outlook 2026 to 2030 (regional figures from the England report, added together) and Workforce Mobility and Skills in the UK Construction Sector 2025, a survey of 3,611 construction workers. National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority, Infrastructure Pipeline, March 2026.
Our model
Homes set up for a working team
Homes close to the work
Houses within reach of live development and infrastructure projects, ideally with parking.
Furnished for the job
Separate beds, a full kitchen, a washing machine and dryer for workwear, Wi-Fi and space to switch off after a shift.
Managed between every stay
Professional changeovers, fresh linen and maintenance handled, so the house is ready for the next team.
Option one · Fully managed
You own it and furnish it. We run it.
Your property is let to construction and infrastructure companies for their project teams, and to other guests on short and medium stays. We manage it end to end. You receive a share of the booking income, paid monthly.
- Photography, listings and marketing to construction companies and project teams
- Enquiries, booking checks and guest communication
- Cleaning, linen and changeovers
- Pricing regularly reviewed against demand
- Maintenance coordinated, with your approval on anything significant
How the fee works
Our fee is a share of booking income, so we earn when you earn. We confirm it in writing after your free assessment, before you commit to anything.
You furnish the property to our guest-ready standard, and its safety certificates and compliance remain your responsibility as the owner.
Option two · Lease to us
A fixed rent every month. We take it from there.
Our leasing company rents the property from you for an agreed term and pays you a fixed monthly rent. We furnish and stage it at our cost, then let and manage it ourselves.
- The same rent every month for the agreed term
- We fund the furnishing and staging
- We manage guests, cleaning and changeovers
- One agreement, with a company as your tenant
Some routine maintenance is complimentary, and we keep you in the loop on anything significant. Compliance and major repairs stay with you as the owner.
Side by side
How the options compare
Neither is better in every case. It comes down to whether you prefer a share of the upside or a predictable figure.
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| Fully managed | Lease to us | Traditional let | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your income | A share of booking income | A fixed monthly rent | Monthly rent from your tenant |
| How it behaves | Varies with bookings | The same each month for the agreed term | Fixed, while the tenancy runs and rent is paid |
| Quiet or empty periods | You benefit from the busy periods, and may also see seasonal dips | Our risk, not yours. Your rent stays the same | No rent while the property is empty |
| Who furnishes | You, to our guest-ready standard | We do, at our cost | Usually let unfurnished |
| Who deals with occupants | We do | We do | You or your letting agent |
| Maintenance | Coordinated by us, with your approval on anything significant | Some routine maintenance complimentary | You or your letting agent |
| Cleaning and changeovers | Arranged by us | Arranged by us | Between tenancies only |
| Our fee | A share of bookings, agreed in writing | None. You receive the agreed rent | Not applicable |
| Best for landlords who | Want to share in the upside and are happy to furnish | Want a predictable income and no set-up | Prefer a single long-term household |
Is your property a fit?
What works well for corporate lets
- A house of most sizes. Three or more bedrooms suit teams best
- For larger houses, at least one and a half bathrooms
- Close to major development or infrastructure sites, or with good road links to them
- Parking, which matters a great deal to teams arriving in work vehicles
- Room for a team to live comfortably, with space to cook and unwind
- In sound condition, or ready to be once any works are done
- In an area with demand from working guests or visitors. Very rural properties may not suit any of our models
Not a match for contractor corporate lets? We may still be able to help. We also run general serviced accommodation, and let properties to councils, housing providers and other companies. See the other routes.
Check your permissions first
We always recommend you contact your mortgage lender, your insurer and, for leasehold property, your freeholder before letting this way, as their consent may be needed. Planning rules can apply in some areas too. We go through each of these with you during the assessment, before anything is signed.
Landlord guides
Plain-English guides to the Renters' Rights Act, company lets, contractor accommodation and guaranteed rent.
Read the guidesHow it works
From first call to first guests
Estimate and free assessment
Get a guaranteed rent estimate in about a minute. We then check construction and infrastructure activity near your property and tell you plainly whether it suits contractor corporate lets.
Your options
We set out the management and lease options that fit, with the terms in writing.
Guest-ready
Furnishing, photography and the house guide. Under management we guide you through what is needed. Under a lease we do it ourselves.
Go live
We launch the property, take bookings and manage every stay.
Paid monthly
Your rent or share of bookings is paid every month. You can reach us whenever you need to.
More ways we can help
Not a corporate let? There are other routes.
If your property does not suit contractor corporate lets or serviced accommodation, we can still help through these routes. We match landlords with councils, housing providers and companies that need homes for longer. Sometimes we are your tenant. Sometimes we make the introduction and step back. Either way, you know exactly what you are getting before you commit.
Council-referred tenants
Households referred by a local authority, with affordability assessed and rent and deposit paid in advance. We primarily work with councils that pay or guarantee the rent on the tenant's behalf. You, your agent or one of our recommended agents manage the tenancy.
Company lets
Your property is let to an organisation, such as a housing or care provider, which manages the occupants. The agreement sets out each party's responsibilities clearly, including inspections and day-to-day maintenance.
Private sector leasing
A longer lease to a local authority or housing association, which then houses its own tenants. We assess your property, make the introduction and support you through the terms.
Supported living
For the right property, a long-term arrangement with a registered provider or CQC-registered care operator. Size, location and accessibility matter here, so we tell you early whether yours is a fit.
Assured tenancies are periodic, with no fixed term. Company let and lease arrangements can run for 3 to 5 years or more.
Preliminary offer
We tell you what we can offer: a tenant referral, a company let or a private sector lease.
Accept in principle
You accept in principle and provide the relevant documents.
Viewing
We send someone to view the property and let you know of any changes needed.
Complete
We work with you to finalise the tenancy or lease agreement.
I am incredibly impressed with the service from Cerise at Prince Prime Properties. Not only did she find an outstanding tenant in less than a week, but her tenant screening process proved to be spot-on. The tenant has been perfect, always paying rent on or before the due date and keeping the property in immaculate condition. Throughout the process, Cerise's communication was clear, transparent, and always proactive. Highly recommend her services to any landlord.Gerri · July 2026
Landlord questions
The things owners ask us first
Which option is right for me?
If you want to share in the upside of short to medium term bookings, with the potential to earn more than a standard rental, full management usually fits. If you would rather have the same figure every month, close to market rent, a lease is likely a better fit. Based on your property's size, layout and location, we will let you know which options are on offer.
Do I need to furnish the property?
It depends on the arrangement. For some lets you furnish the property to an agreed standard. We give you a clear specification to work from, or we can arrange the furnishing and staging on your behalf. For others we furnish and stage it ourselves. We confirm which applies to your property before you commit to anything.
Do I need permission to let my property this way?
We always recommend you contact your mortgage lender, your insurer and, for leasehold property, your freeholder before letting this way, as their consent may be needed. Planning rules can apply in some areas too. We talk this through with you during the assessment, before anything is signed.
Who pays for repairs?
It depends on the arrangement. The company tenant may cover some maintenance on a complimentary basis, and other costs will fall to you as the landlord. Everything is set out clearly in the agreement, and we can work together, helping to arrange repairs on your behalf as agreed.
Is this a lettings agency?
We are not a traditional letting agency. In some cases we are your tenant: we take on the lease and operate the property ourselves. In others we are an introducer, connecting you with an operator or tenant and stepping back once the match is made. Fees vary accordingly, and we tell you exactly what applies to your situation before you agree to anything.
What if the company or tenant damages my property?
This is the most common concern, and it is a fair one. You can ask for interim inspections and hold tenants and providers to a contractual standard. Accountability is built into the arrangement, not managed informally. Damage processes and remediation expectations are set out in writing before anyone moves in.
How do I take my property back when I need it?
Corporate lets and leases follow the notice periods in the agreement, with vacant possession at the end of the term. Assured tenancies are subject to the Renters' Rights Act, and GOV.UK sets out the grounds. One important point: if occupiers in your property hold assured tenancies, those are your legal liability as landlord regardless of who manages them. Confirm what type of agreement is in place before committing.
What if I want to sell?
If you are thinking about selling within the next 3 to 5 years, let us know. If you are not sure yet, your notice period will be clear in the agreement. We buy property ourselves and also work with buyers, so we can sometimes arrange a sale as part of the agreement. Tell us your situation and we will go through the options.
What about the Renters' Rights Act?
The Act changes the private rental landscape significantly, particularly around fixed-term tenancies, rent increases and regaining possession. Company let structures are not directly affected in the same way. Our plain-English landlord guide covers what has changed.
What happens if your company stops trading?
You own your property throughout, so it stays yours whatever happens to us. Under full management, the management agreement would end and you could appoint another manager or let the property yourself. Under a lease, the agreement sets out what happens if the tenant company fails, and we walk you through those terms before you sign.
More questions: earnings, timescales, who stays and the areas we cover
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