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Honouring Thomas Kendrick at IDS’s new affordable housing scheme
Discover the story behind Kendrick Court, IDS’s new affordable housing scheme, as we honour war hero Thomas Kendrick.
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Delivering ambitions with heritage
Today, IDS manages around 1,500 properties in Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Southwark, Redbridge, Haringey, Camden, Barnet, Hertsmere and Canvey Island.
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Welcome to the Industrial Dwellings Society 1885 Ltd (IDS)

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Recent resident engagement that has helped shaped our policies and services

August 27, 2024 We want to be open with our Residents treating them with fairness and respect so that they can access services, raise complaints, influence decision making and hold us to account. This is...

Written by:Kim Ward

August 27, 2024 / Comments Off on Recent resident engagement that has helped shaped our policies and services

Our Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) performance for 2023/24

May 8, 2024 You may remember completing a TSM survey for us between June 2023 and March 2024. The TSMs were introduced by the Regulator of Social Housing as a requirement for all social landlords to...

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May 8, 2024 / Comments Off on Our Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) performance for 2023/24

Have you experienced housing need?

IDS is embarking on a significant programme, delivering 100s of affordable new homes.

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IDS objectives

What we are doing
- Gentle modernisation
- Heritage preservation
- Improving services
- Increasing number of new builds
Tenants benefits
- Safer, more energy efficient homes
- Supporting tenant groups
- Access to digital services
- Better social communication
The board
- Stronger governance and leadership
- Increase transparency
- Reduce overheads
- Better value for money

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RESIDENT PORTAL

Delivering ambition with heritage

IDS was established as the Four Per Cent Dwellings Company in 1885 by a group of Jewish philanthropists to relieve the overcrowding in homes in the East End of London.