Like many councils, Medway faced rising costs and operational strain from the use of hotels and B&Bs for temporary housing. These placements, while providing shelter, lacked basic facilities for day-to-day living and were unsustainable for long-term use.
Link Property offered a high-quality HMO with individual kitchenettes in each room. This provided an immediate alternative to hotel accommodation, giving residents a private and functional space within a well-managed shared environment.
Housing Officer
Medway Council
The council was able to reduce its reliance on emergency hotel placements, instead placing individuals in a more sustainable and cost-effective setting.
The provision of kitchenettes gave residents greater independence, while the stability of the accommodation improved placement continuity.







