Urban Splash and Glenbrook submit Milton Keynes housing plans
Urban Splash and Manchester-based developer Glenbrook have formed a new joint venture partnership to deliver the first phase of homes at Campbell Park in Milton Keynes.
Urban Splash was appointed as preferred developer partner on the wider Campbell Park site by the Milton Keynes Development Partnership, which will see around 1,500 homes built.
The company will now work in a jv with Glenbrook to unlock the first part of the site and has submitted plans proposing a new green neighbourhood comprising 450 apartments, designed by Howells Architects.
Urban Splash and Manchester-based developer Glenbrook have formed a new joint venture partnership to deliver the first phase of homes at Campbell Park in Milton Keynes.
Urban Splash was appointed as preferred developer partner on the wider Campbell Park site by the Milton Keynes Development Partnership, which will see around 1,500 homes built.
The company will now work in a jv with Glenbrook to unlock the first part of the site and has submitted plans proposing a new green neighbourhood comprising 450 apartments, designed by Howells Architects.
The proposals include a mobility hub offering an integrated retail convenience store, a canalside pub/restaurant, a car club, cycling facilities, a community cycle workshop, an e-scooter hub and improved connections from north Milton Keynes to the centre of the city. There will also be a new pedestrian and cycle link through the site to connect with the existing Redway network.
Sunny Johal, development director at Glenbrook, said: “This partnership supports our ambition to expand our geographical reach and develop more high-quality homes across the UK, in areas such as the South East, the Midlands and London.
“With the planning application now submitted, we are focused on securing a funding partner to support the delivery of a vibrant new cultural and social hub that represents the future of Milton Keynes.”
He added: “We will adopt a low-carbon approach, through the use of renewable power and carbon offsetting to ensure this is an exemplary development – and we will ensure that sustainability lasts, empowering everyone who lives and works here to make low-carbon lifestyle choices of their own.”
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