ad - London Development Sites

Educational and healthcare buildings in Stoke Newington on a 1.41 acre site with development potential

Lordship Road Stoke Newington N16 0QY

Kingsbury Consultants are marketing a 1.41 acre site in Stoke Newington. The buildings have floorspaces totalling 17,932 sq ft and produce £130,000 per annum. Price on request with offers to be received by 3rd December 2020.

Planning Consent granted for The Stage Visitor Centre in Shoreditch

28 October 2020

Planning content has been granted for the Perkins & Wills designed Stage Visitor Centre in Shoreditch as part of a £750m mixed use scheme. The scheme showcases the recently excavated Elizabethan theatre, the Curtain Playhouse, and features a glass stage that floats above the archaeology find.

Barnard Marcus Online November 2020 auction includes a site in Borehamwood

11/12 NOVEMBER 2020

The Barnard Marcus November 2020 property auction includes two plots of land off Barnet Lane in Borehamwood, each with a guide price of £300,000, and a site in Rochester, Kent with planning for 8 dwellings with a guide price £480,000.

New pedestrian bridge at Kings Cross

26 October 2020

Camden Council has given planning consent for a new pedestrian bridge linking Pancras Square and Coal Drop Yard. The 25m bridge, designed by Moxon Architects and structural engineers Arup for KCCLP, takes inspiration from the lost railway bridges over the canal.

Knight Frank identify 5 UK hotspots for future growth

23 October 2020

Knight Frank have identified property hotspots in the UK with future growth potential. The hotspots are based on existing house prices, house price to earning ratio, housing shortages, and access to services. The resulting locations are Surrey Heath, Fareham and East Herts with either fast trains or proximity to London, Tameside with close proximity to Manchester and Chesterfield, the gateway to the Peak District.

LSH report highlights opportunities in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc

23 October 2020

The Oxford-Cambridge Arc encompasses a concentration of knowledge intensive industries supported by world class universities. A Lambert Smith Hampton report identifies opportunities in the region in the post-COVID economic recovery. The National Infrastructure Commission has suggested that one million new homes could be created in the region by 2050; the report discusses how the opportunity should benefit local residents and the UK economy.