Paul Wellman
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Reef to redevelop Ted Baker’s Ugly Brown Building
Reef Estates has submitted a planning application to redevelop the “Ugly Brown Building” in Camden, NW1. The site is currently the global headquarters of fashion chain Ted Baker.
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Khan approves Wandsworth resi scheme
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has approved a major scheme at a public hearing, after calling it in, and boosted the affordable housing component of the scheme
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L&Q plans 450-home Brentford scheme
Site joins a number of planned schemes in the area
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Downing wins Vauxhall student housing scheme
Last week, student housing developer Downing received planning consent for a 38-storey tower in Vauxhall, SW8.
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Right to Buy home sales hit new high
The number of residential sales using the government’s Right to Buy scheme in England in 2015-16 reached 22,000, DCLG figures released today reveal.
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MiFlats unveils Croydon microflat tower plans
MiFlats, the build-to-rent subsidiary of Criterion Capital, has submitted plans for a 34-storey ‘micro-flats’ residential tower in Croydon, Surrey
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London Green jv proposes 300-home riverfront scheme
A joint venture between residential developer London Green and Topland, one of Europe’s largest multi-billion-pound, privately owned international investment groups, has submitted plans for a residential scheme in Brentford, TW8
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On yer bike! How London is putting the squeeze on cars
EG data on car and cycle parking provision in London’s new-build sector reveals some clear lessons for developers.
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Major redevelopment plan for Vauxhall Cross submitted
VCI Property Holdings, an investment group backed by one of Saudia Arabia’s wealthiest families, has submitted an EIA application to Lambeth Council for the major redevelopment of the Vauxhall Cross…
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ONS reveals London’s employment boom
London has added one million jobs in the past decade, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics.
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The sky’s the limit for Apex
Apex Airspace is nearing a deal which will see it raise £15 million, valuing the start-up residential developer at £50 million.
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Plans for UK’s tallest residential block approved
Plans for what will be the tallest residential building in the UK were approved by Croydon Council last week