Curo
Housing association and housebuilder based in Bath that manages over 13,000 homes and provides care and support services in the west of England.
About Curo
Curo, housing association and housebuilder in Bath
Curo is a housing association and housebuilder based in Bath that operates in the west of England. According to its own presentation, it serves over 25,000 customers, manages more than 13,000 homes and builds hundreds of new homes each year.
Activities and portfolio
The organisation combines the management of social and affordable housing with the development of new-build homes. Its portfolio exceeds 13,000 managed homes and its construction rate is estimated at several hundred homes per year. Its activity extends across the west of England.
Care and support services
In addition to renting and building, Curo provides quality care and support services to its customers. Among the published areas of work are support services, help and advice, the home ownership team and a set of tools to address anti-social behaviour.
MyCuro customer portal
The relationship with residents is channelled through the MyCuro portal, available online 24 hours a day. From it, repairs can be logged and appointments chosen, repair appointments can be viewed and changed, accounts can be checked and payments made, as well as personal details updated. The site summarises these functions with the formula that it allows you to book, pay, check, report and sort things out.
Housing and access
The website includes sections dedicated to finding a home, ending tenancies and the various ways to pay. It also publishes events and activities for residents, such as the Curo's BiG Get Together 2026, consultations and community catch-ups, and information materials on condensation or mould problems in the home.
Organisation and publications
Curo is a member of Homes for the South West and publishes annual reports and awards. The organisation also offers information on employment and on its corporate activity.
Social housing and new-build housing construction