Helping social housing tenants move across London

With the Mayor of London’s new housingmoves scheme, a move to a new area may be closer than you think…

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Londoners’ belief in Olympic legacy value improving

New research has revealed that 83% of Londoners’ believe that the Olympics will have a lasting positive legacy for Stratford.

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Affordable homes coming to Stepney Green

Own your own home in this stylish east London location. Homes for affordable sale coming soon. Find out more and register your interest.

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New exhibition at East Gallery

East Thames are hosting an art exhibition titled "I am..." which features the work of students from Newham College of Further Education.

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Affordable homes for sale in Tower Hamlets

One and two bedroom apartments on the Isle of Dogs. Find out more about our shared ownership opportunities at Benedict Court.

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National finals for our money savvy foyer residents

A team of young people from Barking & Dagenham Foyer is celebrating being crowned winners at the England Final of the Lloyds TSB’s Money for Life Challenge

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New affordable homes for Waltham Forest

First time home buyers in Waltham Forest can start their 2012 search anew with the release of Frederic Street - our brand new affordable development in the heart of Walthamstow.

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East Thames Group

What's happening in Newham's newest neighbourhood?

What's happening at in London's newest neighbourhood?

East Thames is a registered housing provider and social regeneration charity with more than 13,500 homes. But we're more than just a landlord - we also build new homes, provide care and support services and offer employment, training and community programmes.

Our mission is ‘to make a positive and lasting contribution to the neighbourhoods in which we work’.

Our focus is firmly on east London and Essex. This has been the case since we started as a small housing association in 1979, and that commitment hasn't changed.

Find out more about the work we do in east London and Essex.

Our latest annual review for 2010/11 is now available online.