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Landlord

TBG Open Door Limited

Housing AssociationData as of 16 October 2026Latest ruling 24 October 2025

Name shown exactly as the Ombudsman publishes it. If this landlord has merged or changed its name, older rulings may be listed under a former name.

Key figures

Rulings published
5
April 2023 to October 2025
Maladministration found
4 of 5
rulings with severe maladministration, maladministration or partial maladministration
Severe maladministration
0
the Ombudsman’s most serious finding

All landlords: maladministration found in 73% of rulings (13,428 of 18,334). With fewer than 10 rulings we show counts, not a percentage: one new ruling can change the picture a lot.

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TBG Open Door Limited is a housing company owned by London Borough of Barnet. It owns its own homes; it does not manage the council’s housing.

Council-owned housing company: registered society (no. 8374) and registered provider (RSH 4843), trading as Opendoor Homes; immediate parent Barnet Homes Limited, ultimate parent and controlling party London Borough of Barnet via TheBarnetGroup Limited (per its accounts). Owns its own affordable homes; does not manage council stock.

Status
Operating
Homes owned
827 homes · as at 31 March 2025
Where this figure comes from: Opendoor Homes accounts year ended 31 Mar 2025, Note 4: 821 affordable rent + 6 shared ownership = 827 owned and managed; none in development.
The council’s own rulings
London Borough of Barnet: 64 rulings published under the council’s name

Sources: thebarnetgroup.org · thebarnetgroup.org · thebarnetgroup.org

What the Ombudsman decided

Rulings by outcome
OutcomeRulings
Maladministration2
Partial maladministration2
No maladministration1

“Maladministration found” on this site means the first three outcomes: severe maladministration, maladministration or partial maladministration. What these words mean.

Orders or recommendations

Number of rulings with each tag. The Ombudsman’s archive uses one tag for both orders and recommendations, and one ruling can have several. Where the outcome was reasonable redress or no maladministration, they are recommendations.

Rulings by order or recommendation tag
TagRulings
Compensation4
Apology3
Policy Review2
Take Specific Action (non-repair)2
Other1
Repairs1

What each tag means

What the complaints were about

Rulings by category, with the number where maladministration was found
CategoryRulingsMaladministration foundBar chart
ASB/Abuse/Nuisance33
Managing Relations33
Financial10
Information and data management10
Moving/Buying/Selling Home11
Repairs (includes damp and mould)11

A ruling can have more than one category tag.

Rulings by year

Rulings by year, with the number where maladministration was found
YearRulingsMaladministration foundBar chart
202311
202411
202532

Calendar years, by the date printed on each ruling.

Size and complaint rates

No Ombudsman 2025-26 report is published under this name.

The Regulator of Social Housing’s 2024/25 complaint figures are not matched to this name in our data.

Latest rulings

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The 5 most recent of 5 published rulings. Each links to the full ruling on the Ombudsman’s website.

  1. 24 October 2025Case 202344461 · Leaseholder
    Partial maladministration
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling)

    “The complaint is about: The landlord’s response to reports of internal and external structural repairs. How the landlord responded to the complaint.”

    Managing Relations

    Orders or recommendations: Apology, Compensation, Policy Review, Repairs

  2. 16 September 2025Case 202451000 · Assured Shorthold Tenancy
    Maladministration
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling)

    “The complaint is about the landlord’s handling of the resident’s reports of antisocial behaviour (ASB). We have investigated the landlord’s complaint handling.”

    ASB/Abuse/NuisanceManaging Relations

    Orders or recommendations: Compensation, Other

  3. 19 February 2025Case 202316362 · Assured Tenancy
    No maladministration
    FinancialInformation and data management
  4. 19 September 2024Case 202302665 · Secure Tenancy
    Partial maladministration
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling) (shortened)

    “The complaint is about the landlord’s handling of the resident’s concerns regarding: the repair condition of her temporary accommodation. her report of road noise at her current property. a lack of heating and hot water at her current property at the time…”

    ASB/Abuse/NuisanceManaging RelationsMoving/Buying/Selling HomeRepairs (includes damp and mould)

    Orders or recommendations: Apology, Compensation, Take Specific Action (non-repair)

  5. 20 April 2023Case 202202133 · Assured Shorthold Tenancy
    Maladministration
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling)

    “The complaint is about the landlord’s response to the resident’s reports of noise from an upstairs property.”

    ASB/Abuse/Nuisance

    Orders or recommendations: Apology, Compensation, Policy Review, Take Specific Action (non-repair)

What you can do next

  1. Report the problem to your landlord. Keep photos and dates.
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  3. Unhappy with your landlord’s final answer? Contact the Housing Ombudsman free on 0300 111 3000 or info@housing-ombudsman.org.uk.
  4. Free advice: Shelter: damp and mould in social housing · Citizens Advice: repairs if you rent from a council or housing association.

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