Dot Dot Dot is a social enterprise brand that offers safe and affordable housing to property guardians who volunteer for good causes. Unlike other property guardianship providers, Dot Dot Dot requires their guardians to commit to at least 16 hours of volunteering each month. By providing inexpensive housing, Dot Dot Dot enables individuals to have more time and energy to give back to the causes they care about.

Founded in 2011 by Katharine Hibbert, a former housing journalist, Dot Dot Dot aims to create a positive social impact by repurposing empty buildings into homes for community-minded people and centers of social impact. Operating primarily in London and the southeast, Dot Dot Dot partners with councils, housing associations, and property developers to ensure responsible guardianship of their properties, resulting in improved security and flexibility for property owners. With Dot Dot Dot, property guardianship becomes a purpose-driven endeavor that benefits not only the guardians but also the communities they serve