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Urban Regeneration & Renewal

We specialise in transforming challenging and often overlooked urban areas into thriving, vibrant quarters.

We excel at seeing the potential in sites that others see as derelict, acting as a catalyst for wider regeneration. This approach was instrumental in the early transformation of districts like St Vincent’s Quarter in Sheffield, now a recognised and regenerated part of the city.

Residential & Housing

More than just building houses, our focus is on creating strong and sustainable communities.

Housing is a core part of our activity. We have enabled the development of more than 1,000 homes, from large-scale apartment schemes to traditional family housing developments. We have a particular focus on building strong communities, creating places where local people can stay local.

Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA)

We have a significant track record in the specialist PBSA sector, having enabled the development of over 1,800 student beds in Sheffield alone.

Our work includes delivering large-scale schemes like the Impact, Unite Devonshire Courtyard and Exchange Works developments. We have proven expertise in overcoming significant planning obstacles to establish residential consent in resistant areas, paving the way for large-scale, impactful development.

Strategic Land Promotion & Planning

A core focus of our work is identifying and advancing high-value projects from their earliest stages.

We have a proven ability to manage strategic site acquisition, navigate complex planning processes, and secure crucial entitlements to enable future build-out. This early-stage involvement prepares sites for development and acts as a catalyst for investment.

Property Investments

We actively seek and acquire commercial-grade freehold properties with income potential.

Our focus is on long-term opportunities, including assets that can be broken up to create a more resilient and diverse set of investments. We consider properties regardless of type, location, or condition, valuing the underlying potential of the asset.

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