Property Developer News

Plans have been approved for a residential-led redevelopment next to the River Lea, which promises to be the "beating heart" of Hackney Wick.

The Avenue Road plot has planning consent for two alternative designs: a traditional super-prime mansion by Wolff Architects, and an ultra-modern take on the Regency villa by Trace.

Property developer London Square has been given the nod to create "an attractive new neighbourhood" on a former sports ground site in the Surrey commuter belt.

Five years after first submitting plans, Brockton Capital and U+I have finally bagged planning approval for the development of the Newcombe House site on Kensington Church Street.

An owner-occupier has picked up a three-bedroom penthouse at Lodha's Lincoln Square scheme, having never set foot in the property.

The Metropolitan Police's former "married quarters" site in Greenwich will be transformed into 29 warehouse-style apartments.

Newly-released documents and text messages between the Housing Secretary and property developer Richard Desmond show "discrepancies", says Labour.

New housebuilding JV aims to deliver innovative zero-carbon homes with "permanently protected" reduced prices.

The Hinduja brothers are embroiled in a High Court case over a six year old letter which states that “assets held in any single brother's name belong to all four”.

Residents are now moving into 30 Casson Square on the Southbank.

Hawkins\Brown and Studio Egret West have been tasked with creating a new vision for the stalled Zone 1 regeneration site "that sets a new global standard for a sustainable and vibrant mixed-use development.

In Pictures: Morden Wharf is U+I's latest massive regeneration project in London, promising to transform a 19 acre former sugar factory site into "a distinctive, green, mixed-use neighbourhood".