Paul Wellman
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Prepare for a backlash in NW7
Barratt Homes has submitted plans for a major redevelopment of more than 450 homes in Mill Hill, NW7. The scheme lies wholly within the green belt
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Cubitt submits major Marsh Wall tower plans
Original plans for the site were first submitted in 2008, with it and every other subsequent application being withdrawn, due to the developer’s assumption of a refusal.
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Telford plans E14 homes
Telford Homes and Poplar HARCA submit a planning application for the redevelopment of Chrisp Street Market, E14, to provide 649 new homes
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Royal Borough attacks Fulham Gas Works scheme
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has launched a scathing attack on St William’s Fulham Gas Works scheme, stating the proposals will harm views, the transport network and retail…
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Anthology gains Tottenham site
London based developer Anthology has acquired its fourth site to provide 250 new homes in a “landmark tower”, close to Tottenham Hale tube station.
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Expect a CPRE backlash in NW7
Plans have been submitted for more than 450 homes in Mill Hill, NW7. The scheme lies wholly within the green belt, so we can doubtless expect a huge backlash on…
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A tour of Manhattan Loft Gardens
London residential research took a private tour of Manhattan Loft Gardens with Harry Handelsman, chief executive of the 20-year-old super brand and redevelopment specialist Manhattan Loft
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Analysis: Hanover Square at the double
22 Hanover Square, W1 has gone back to the drawing board to provide more but smaller homes – more than double the number originally envisioned.
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London South Bank University plans major redevelopment
London South Bank University is planning a major redevelopment of its Elephant and Castle campus with a possible GDV of £1.5bn
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Newham’s scheme is the model to watch
The old saying “follow the money”, couldn’t be more apt for Newham Council in its new “red door” venture
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Return of Sellar’s London Bridge plans?
With the London Bridge station redevelopment nearing its end, could ambitious tower plans re-emerge?
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The pint of milk test: Developer has housing plans firmly in its Pocket
Plans have been revealed for Pocket Living’s biggest scheme to date.