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LandSec/Delancey push on with Clapham regeneration plans


 


Land Securities and Delancey’s Metro Shopping Fund joint venture has lodged plans for a £400m mixed-use regeneration of Clapham Junction in London’s Battersea.


 


The proposal includes two 42-storey residential blocks offering 556 homes, 250,000 sq ft of shops, cafes and bars, new station entrances, a two-level pedestrian shopping street, rooftop gardens and an art house cinema.


 


LandSec Clapham Junction


 


The jv said submission of the plans to Wandsworth council follows extensive community consultation earlier in the year.


 


Jamie Ritblat, CEO of Delancey, said: “This scheme provides an exciting opportunity to transform Clapham Junction station and kick start the regeneration of the area.”


 


Richard Akers, managing director of Land Securities’ retail portfolio, said: “This application is a key phase in our longer term development plans.


 


“It is a great opportunity to lay the foundations to deliver a development of high-quality design and excellent sustainability credentials, which will improve the area for everyone.”


 


paul.norman@egi.co.uk


 

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