With decades of experience in housing-led regeneration, we provide new-build, affordable, build to rent, and open market housing, as well as supporting later living, strategic land, and refurbishment and retrofit projects. It is our mission to create sustainable, high-quality communities through innovative partnerships that truly leave a legacy.

Delivering tailored housing solutions that meet local needs and driving long-term social and economic value, our experienced team are well-versed in the specialist delivery of each unique project, keeping the end user in mind throughout.

Throughout the journey, from sourcing land, whether that be through direct acquisition or through long-term strategic partnerships with public sector landowners, to the final handover, all our developments have community investment at the heart. Working with these public sector organisations, residents, housing associations, local authorities, and other partners, we continue our mission to make a significant and positive impact across all of developments in the East Midlands and beyond.

Our ability to stay flexible, working with a range of partners, supports the continuous aim we see across our partnerships - to develop effective and much-needed housing where people want to live and for the benefit of the region as a whole. We have an ability to provide innovative and collaborative solutions for public sector landowners bringing schemes forward, tapping into the already established needs of the area and working closely to make it a reality. This is a characteristic championed throughout all our partnerships to feed long-term delivery.

We understand that the drive, innovation, energy and ambition needed to create communities that flourish must also be embedded throughout our ranks internally, and shine through to our developments and the local populations we serve. Our characteristics as housing leaders go hand in hand with the necessity in our industry to be steadfast in championing ethics and responsibility; an element that is a resolute commitment across our entire team.

Our work centres around creating spaces that are fit for the future, which is mirrored in our business development as we continue to do our part to grow the housing industry and invest in the next generation of housing professionals. Our extensive apprenticeship programmes allow us to do this consistently, with many of our candidates going on to take pivotal roles in both our organisation and the wider industry.

The Villers is an affordable residential scheme of 78 homes in the village of Whetstone, Leicestershire, constructed between April 2022 and January 2024. The £11 million project has been delivered with emh group, as part of its strategic partnership agreement with Homes England, and in partnership with Blaby District Council and Lovell Partnerships as delivery partner.

Together we have supported the commitment to regeneration, by tackling a former industrial brownfield site and transforming it to provide high quality homes in an area with demand for housing.

To support the living needs of various demographics, one-bedroom wheelchair accessible flats, two-bedroom dementia-friendly bungalows and a range of two to four-bedroom family houses and bungalows were all included. 39 homes were built for shared ownership, 27 for social rent, and 12 for supported living purposes.

The Villers has been designed to stand out from other traditional new build sites, with homes that echoed the style and character of the area’s heritage. The environmental elements of The Villers were also a top project priority, with careful consideration for local wildlife and the community's needs.

The year 2024 saw Leicester City Council award the Lovell Partnerships team in the East Midlands a contract to deliver 38 new low-carbon and energy efficient homes on the site of the city’s former velodrome.

The vital brownfield regeneration plans will bring this derelict land back into use, with support from the government’s Brownfield Land Release Fund to prepare the site ahead of the work, which is planned to commence in summer 2025.

All 38 new homes will be designated for affordable rent and will incorporate various low-carbon features to enhance environmental efficiency and long-term sustainability for the local community. Each home will be fully electric, built with a fabric-first approach to maximise energy performance, and designed to achieve an EPC A (92+) rating.

Standard features will include air source heat pumps (ASHPs), photovoltaic (PV) panels, triple-glazed windows, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), and electric vehicle charging points, all aligned with the housing developer’s U-value standards.