The Beautiful Transformation of the South’s Largest Brownfield site Feb 28, 2020 Formerly a giant oil-fired power station, with a landmark 200m chimney, this Hampshire seaside spot seems like an unlikely site for the development of a quaint town. Fawley Waterside as it will be called, has become earmarked the site of a planned community, which will contain 1500 new homes, community facilities, a hotel and mixed-use […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Gatwick Expansion has potential for 20,000 new jobs for the South Coast Feb 28, 2020 £2bn of GVA, triple the cargo capacity, and 20,000 new jobs could come as a result of an expansion of Gatwick’s airport capacity, the recent South Coast Development Conference heart. This would not require any new runways to be built, Gatwick is currently the second-busiest airport in the world to run a single runway, but […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Consultation on “Once in a Generation” Community For Portsmouth Feb 28, 2020 A unique opportunity to develop a new vibrant, car free community on a 27HA reclaimed peninsula has emerged in Portsmouth. There are proposals for new 4000 homes, along with 1 million sq ft of employment space Natascha McIntyre Hall, Assistant Director of Portsmouth City Council told attendees of the South Coast Development Conference that: “What […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Local Leaders Make the Case for Devolution on the South Coast Feb 28, 2020 The South Coast region, stretching from Bournemouth to Brighton is a core economic region of the UK, yet lacks any major devolution deal. An attempt to create a Solent Combined Authority, bringing together Southampton, Portsmouth and Isle of Wight was rejected in 2018. Geoff Raw , Brighton & Hove City Council, Chief Executive, speaking at […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
The £72m Proposals for Manchester Ship Canal Feb 25, 2020 A joint-venture between Countryside Properties and Peel Investments North has submitted two proposals featuring 455 homes next to the Manchester Ship Canal in Partington. The schemes, which have a total construction value of £72.3m, according to the partnership, will be built aross 40 acres of private land to the north of Lock Lane. If approved, […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Hounslow releases regeneration plans for the next 20 years Feb 25, 2020 Housing in London has suffered heavily from the effects of the housing crisis Hounslow has a huge 171 council estates, many of which are now in need of necessary upgrade over the next 20 years after a comprehensive assessment. [emaillocker id=”71749″] As well as renovating and improving the housing stock, the borough must build 5,000 new […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Housing Framework worth £620m announced for Camden Feb 14, 2020 Camden council has informed companies of a £620m property works framework in the Inner London borough. The borough will be revealing opportunities at our upcoming London Property Club event. There are opportunities for contractors on a variety of property and construction work such as building improvements, repairs and maintenance, mechanical and eletrical work, fire safety […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Plans Submitted for 1.1m Sq ft Business Space near Barnsley Feb 12, 2020 Over one million sq ft of new commercial space is planned to come to South Yorkshire, just off the M1. Harworth Group, supported by Cushman & Wakefield and The Harris Partnership, has submitted an application to Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council for a site on either side of Dearne Valley Parkway, close to Junction36 of the M1. Harworth […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
CEG Purchasing 1953 Building as part of Temple Masterplan Feb 12, 2020 CEG has negotiated a deal to purchase an office building adjacent to the historic Temple Works site in Leeds. The 1953 Reality Building on Marshall Street is a 82,193 sq ft former storage and office block and currently lies vacant. Previously owned by Kays catalogue company, the sale to CEG was brokered by Cushman & Wakefield and […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
Approval for New University of Lincoln R&D Building Feb 12, 2020 The plans for a new research and development hub at the University of Lincoln have approved. The University will discussing this, and other developments at the upcoming Education Estates Development Conference. [emaillocker id=”71749″] A site in Poplar Avenue adjacent to the Charlotte Scott Building at the University of Lincoln has been designated for the scheme […] Posted by: John Clark Read more
