About us
Cambridge Investment Partnership is an equal partnership between Cambridge City Council and The Hill Group.
Established in 2017, the partnership was created to support the Council in tackling the city’s housing affordability crisis by delivering high-quality new council homes and market-sale homes – both of which are in high demand – and associated commercial and community facilities. As part of the £70 million Cambridge and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) Devolution Grant, CIP committed to starting construction on 500 new council homes by March 2022. This ambitious target was met a year ahead of schedule, and in 2025, CIP completed its 1,000th new home.
CIP remains dedicated to improving the quality of housing for residents living in ageing council properties, building additional council homes to meet growing local demand, and addressing broader housing supply challenges, such as the need for large council homes for families.
All new homes developed through CIP meet or exceed national space standards, with many built to Passivhaus or the council’s CamStandard equivalent.
Having delivered over 1,000 homes across 23 developments, the partnership now aims to deliver a further 1,000 council homes and 1,000 market-sale homes by 2030, continuing its mission to provide high-quality, energy efficient homes with lower energy bills for the people of Cambridge.



