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1st April 2016
The Daily Express' Deborah Stone details £3.5bn plans for Canada Water, the former docklands district area, including the creation of 5,000 new jobs, 3,000 homes in the Russia Dock Woodland, Stave Hill Park and Silvertown areas, and a projected £260m boost to the London economy. "We anticipate a good deal of interest from young families, as well as young professionals and first-time buyers for the smaller units,” says Cathy Lloyd, sales and marketing director for L&Q.
Daily Express
1st April 2016
City AM's Melissa York profiles Canning Town, E16, noting 10,000 new homes are currently planned, with many for sale on affordability schemes like Help to Buy and Shared Ownership. “By the time the £3.7bn regeneration project is complete in 2024, the area will be completely unrecognisable from its dockers’ town past,” says Louisa Brodie, head of search and acquisition at Banda Property.
City AM
1st April 2016
Brockton Capital has joined the Shoreditch Village scheme, currently a run-down site between Shoreditch High Street and Great Eastern Street in London's trendy Shoreditch area, which has been privately-owned by the Hall and White families for over 40 years, to create 150,000 square feet of commercial-led space, including a 216-bed Citizen M Hotel, offices, shops, restaurants and a covered food market.
City AM
1st April 2016
Royal Quay at Limehouse Cut, London’s oldest canal, is amongst several canalside properties profiled in Homes and Property. "Part of the allure for home buyers is the sense of sanctuary that canalside living brings," says Nick Davies of Stirling Ackroyd.
1st April 2016
Crossrail Place in Canary Wharf, the only London-based structure to pick up a gong at the ceremony, has been awarded Best Urban Regeneration Project at this year's Mipim Awards.
City AM
18th March 2016
London mayor Boris Johnson has stepped in to rule on a planning application for the Alpha Square scheme, a £500m residential project near Canary Wharf. Tower Hamlets Council rejected the application but Mr Johnson, who can take control of planning decisions where he feels the council is not taking a decision that is in the interest of London, has highlighted the borough’s failure to meet its housing target among reasons for the review.
The Daily Telegraph (17/03/2016)