Andium Homes has today published its 2025 Annual Report and Financial Statements, marking one of the strongest years in the Company’s history, with record delivery of new homes and clear benefits for Islanders, in the context of a sustainable financial position.
The Report shows that during 2025 Andium delivered 363 new affordable homes and entered 583 new tenancies which significantly reduced social housing waiting times. More than 5,100 homes are now managed by Andium, providing high-quality, social housing for over 10,000 Islanders.
With its Andium Homebuy Scheme, which enables first-time buyers to purchase a home at 75% of its value, without the need for a deposit, the Company also helped 154 first‑time buyers access home ownership.
Despite wider market pressures, Andium maintained its sustainable financial performance as a not-for-profit social housing provider. Andium made a £28.7million return to Government, invested £97million in homes and regeneration, a further £18million in repairs and maintenance and £1 million for community investment activities. With 527 additional homes, of which 245 are family houses, under construction or in contract, and a continued focus on client engagement, regeneration and digital transformation, Andium enters 2026 well positioned to build on this momentum and deliver even more opportunities for Islanders.
For Chief Executive Lindsay Wood, the publication of the 2025 Annual Report coincides with the completion of her first year in the role, a year she describes as both challenging and deeply rewarding.
Lindsay Wood, Chief Executive said:
“2025 was an outstanding year for Andium Homes and one I am incredibly proud to reflect on, not just because of our new development and stable financial performance, but because of the real difference those outcomes are making to people’s lives.
We provided homes, stability and opportunity to more Islanders than ever before, strengthened communities, and continued to operate as a resilient, well‑run business in a challenging economic environment. I feel privileged to lead an organisation that cares so deeply about the Island, works collaboratively with partners, and remains relentlessly focused on doing the right thing for our clients and communities.”
Major developments including Maisons Les Arches and Le Grand Douet were completed during the year, helping to regenerate the north of St Helier and create modern, well‑connected communities. Waiting times for social housing also reduced significantly, with 84% of Band 1 applicants housed within 12 months. This average does not tell the full story, and there were many instances where applicants were offered a home within weeks of joining the list.
Andium’s focus on delivering a great client experience continued to show results, with the client satisfaction survey demonstrating client satisfaction at 78%, benchmarking well against peer housing organisations in the UK. More than 60% of clients now use Andium’s App and Portal, making it easier to engage with services and manage their tenancy.
More Islanders than ever before were supported into high-quality, social rented and assisted purchase homes, experienced improved services and felt the benefits of well‑connected communities, with a strong focus on listening to clients and putting people first. Looking ahead, Andium’s priorities remain to help Islanders access and enjoy great homes and services at the right time in the right way. With more new homes in delivery, there has never been a better time to access a home from Andium, whether to rent or to buy.
The Full Andium Homes Annual Report and Financial Statements 2025 are available here: Andium Homes Annual Report 2025