Paul Wellman
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London sees net loss to social housing stock
London’s stock of social housing saw a net fall last year, the first since 2014, according to the Government’s annual update.
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Mount Anvil plans Royal Docks homes
A joint venture between Mount Anvil and London International Exhibition Centre has submitted plans for around 800 homes on Western Gateway in the Royal Docks, E16.
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Linton-Henika JV plans co-working Battersea scheme
A joint venture between Linton Group and Henika has submitted plans for a 10-storey office block, totalling 75,000 sq ft aimed at the co-working and SME sector, in Battersea, SW8.
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Galliard gets green light in Hackney Wick
The seven-acre site will feature 475 homes spread over 39 buildings of up to eight storeys in height.
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Khan publishes Housing Strategy
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is set to overhaul and amend the Mayoral Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) policy so that small and medium-sized builders can pay less upfront. The Greater…
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Westfield to build more shops in Stratford
Westfield is to boost its retail offer and build homes at its Stratford shopping centre, amid store closures by a number of retail chains
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DTZ Investors plan 48-storey tower on Old Kent Road
DTZ Investors has submitted plans to Southwark Council for a major residential scheme on Old Kent Road, south-east London
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Reuben brothers jv submits garden town plan
A joint venture between Cozumel Estates, which is wholly owned by the Reuben brothers, and Folkestone & Hythe District Council has submitted plans for a garden town in Kent
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3,700 homes planned at Kent airport. But will it take off?
Stone Hill Park has submitted plans to Thanet Council for a major mixed-use development, including 3,700 new homes, on the former Manston Airport site, near Ramsgate, Kent.
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Watkin Jones plans 300 BTR homes in Uxbridge
Watkin Jones has submitted an EIA application for 295 build-to-rent homes in a development of up to 13 storeys in Uxbridge, UB8.
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Khan directs refusal for Berkeley Hotel over lack of affordable homes
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has directed Westminster City Council to refuse planning consent for the proposed extension of the Berkeley Hotel in Knightsbridge, SW1, citing a lack of affordable…
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Berkeley and Peabody plan 1,800 West Thamesmead homes
Joint developers Berkeley and Peabody have submitted plans to Greenwich for 1,800 new homes at West Thamesmead Gateway, SE28.