SMART MOVE SUPPORTED HOUSING LTD, trading as SMART MOVE, has been registered with Companies House since January 2015 under number 09409388. The company is active and operates from Units 7 at W J Olds Industrial Estate in Birmingham B18 5SR. Its primary registered SIC code is 68310, 'Real estate agencies', which places it in the property sector. The trading name and the company's description point to a core activity in supported housing, a form of residential accommodation that combines property management with care or support services for tenants such as vulnerable adults, people recovering from homelessness, or those with learning difficulties. Typically, a business of this type will source properties from private landlords or local authorities, lease them, and then provide or arrange tenancy support. It may also act as a letting agency in a more traditional sense, managing properties on behalf of owners. The industrial estate location suggests an operational base rather than a high-street shopfront, which is consistent with a back-office and property management function. Despite being a small or medium enterprise, the company holds a Worker and Sponsor licence under the UK Skilled Worker route with an A rating. Being on the sponsor register with an A rating means the Home Office has approved the company to issue Certificates of Sponsorship to non-UK workers, and it is actively able to hire international staff. This is a concrete indicator that the company is looking to recruit from abroad, at least potentially, and that its existing sponsorship practices have met Home Office compliance standards.

SMART MOVE SUPPORTED HOUSING LTD, trading as SMART MOVE, has been registered with Companies House since January 2015 under number 09409388. The company is active and operates from Units 7 at W J Olds Industrial Estate in Birmingham B18 5SR. Its primary registered SIC code is 68310, 'Real estate agencies', which places it in the property sector. The trading name and the company's description point to a core activity in supported housing, a form of residential accommodation that combines property management with care or support services for tenants such as vulnerable adults, people recovering from homelessness, or those with learning difficulties. Typically, a business of this type will source properties from private landlords or local authorities, lease them, and then provide or arrange tenancy support. It may also act as a letting agency in a more traditional sense, managing properties on behalf of owners. The industrial estate location suggests an operational base rather than a high-street shopfront, which is consistent with a back-office and property management function. Despite being a small or medium enterprise, the company holds a Worker and Sponsor licence under the UK Skilled Worker route with an A rating. Being on the sponsor register with an A rating means the Home Office has approved the company to issue Certificates of Sponsorship to non-UK workers, and it is actively able to hire international staff. This is a concrete indicator that the company is looking to recruit from abroad, at least potentially, and that its existing sponsorship practices have met Home Office compliance standards.