Paul Wellman
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GLA and ex-Quintain chief plan 7,000-home Royal Docks scheme
Ex-Quintain chief executive Max James is teaming up with the GLA to build 7,000 homes on a riverside site at London’s Royal Docks, E16
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Northern & Shell aims to double up at Printworks
Northern & Shell Investments, the property subsidiary of media tycoon Richard Desmond, is preparing to submit a new EIA application, to more than double the number of homes in its…
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Havering scuppers GLA housing development
Havering councillors have, for the moment, refused plans for the huge 2,900-home Beam Park development in Rainham, RM13.
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London sees fall in tall buildings
London’s tall buildings pipeline slowed last year. EG data reveals how – and why.
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Affordable housing starts in London highest in 7 years
Affordable housing starts across London have hit the highest level since 2011, with 12,526 homes coming out of the ground in the year to 31 March 2018
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EG data maps London Plan’s ‘small sites’
EG’s London Residential Research has mapped opportunities and comparable sites within 800m of all London tube and railway stations.
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Canary Wharf withdraws North Quay plans
Canary Wharf Group has withdrawn plans for a 3.7m sq ft Isle of Dogs mixed-use scheme at North Quay, following a spike in construction starts on residential towers in the…
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Plans for 571-flat scheme in Southall submitted
Stanhope and Network Homes have submitted plans for 571 homes in Southall, west London
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Europa and St Congar plan Dagenham resi scheme
Joint venture partners Europa Capital and St Congar Land have submitted an EIA application for 3,200 homes on the former Ford plant in Dagenham Dock, east London
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Peabody and Redrow grab west London site
Joint venture partners Peabody and Redrow have acquired their second site, a two-acre site in Ealing Road, Alperton, HA0
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Revised Acton Gardens scheme adds 1,000 extra homes
Acton Gardens LLP, a joint venture between L&Q and Countryside, has submitted an EIA application in order to revise plans and substantially uplift the current planning consent.
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Westbourne to build luxury NW1 homes
Westbourne Capital Partners has won consent from Westminster for a super-prime residential development overlooking Regents Park, NW1