Stephen Casey has joined London Square as a non- executive director.
Townends launch new Ealing development Townends to market New
Craven Terrace in Ealing.
Townends Land and New Homes, part of the Townends chain of estate agents, has been instructed to market a new development, New Craven Terrace, of eight four bedroom family homes, situated in the heart of Ealing, W5. This development is aimed at family buyers
offering quality and practicality in a vibrant area of West London. New Craven Terrace boasts high specification throughout, particularly in
Crest
Stephen joins London Square board
The former chairman of Fairview, Stephen Casey has joined London Square as a non-executive director. In his new role at London Square, Casey will advise the board, including chief executive Adam Lawrence and non-executive chairman Mark Pain on land acquisitions. He said, “London Square is in an excellent position, with the cash to buy sites and no baggage. I am looking forward to working with Adam and his track record at Barratt was second to none. He has the tenacity and experience to drive London Square forward, with the guiding philosophy of focusing on small scale, quality development.” During a 39 year career at Fairview, Stephen
Casey steered the company from public to private ownership. After joining Fairview as an Area Sales Manager in 1970, Stephen Casey progressed through the company to Group Sales and Marketing Director in 1988. In 1997, he was made Managing Director. Fairview became a listed company in 1998 and in October 2000, Stephen and his fellow directors oversaw a successful share buyback and took the company private. In March 2002, Fairview bought out 3i, the main financiers for the share buyback, well ahead of schedule. In April 2009, Stephen was appointed Executive Chairman. He retired from Fairview last year.
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Nicholson’s Riva in
Lewisham.
energy efficient features. including under floor heating, energy efficient condensing boilers, energy saving light bulbs, and heat retaining wall and floor insulation. All homes have a front garden and a private rear landscaped garden with patio and a balcony from the living room on the first floor. Off-street parking is allocated within an electronic controlled area.
Acorn grows in Lewisham
With the multi-million pound regeneration of Lewisham town centre underway, the area is set to become a hotspot for first-time buyers and renters looking for affordable homes within an easy commute of central London. Developments such as Crest Nicholson’s Riva, located on Lee High Road, are being built to meet the high demand from buyers and investors alike. The development is now launched and
available to reserve at pre-show home prices from Acorn Estate Agents on Lewisham High Street. Comprising 39 one and two bedroom apartments, Riva boasts a contemporary design, with angular lines,
pale grey and white rendering and yellow brickwork combining to create an eye- catching façade. Annette Cole, Sales and Marketing
Director at Crest Nicholson Eastern says, “There are few remaining affordable areas of London for first-time buyers looking to get on the property ladder so there is an extremely high demand for homes in areas such as Lewisham. Plus with such great travel connections there is a high rental demand in the area, ideal for both experienced and first time investors looking for new properties.” Pre-show home guide prices at Riva start from £174,500 for a one-bedroom apartment.
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