18 CASE STUDY; APPOINTMENTS & NEWS
together to enjoy the various new amenities that are being delivered at High Street Quarter. This will include a brand new public realm, seasonal market offerings, and a volleyball, kabaddi and leisure amenity space for use throughout the year.
A FIRST STEP
and presentation. Ecological features across the scheme will include bird boxes, bat boxes, biodiverse living roofs and wildlife- friendly plants.”
It is hoped that the 27-storey tower will act as a landmark and visual marker for the town centre when seen from further afield. Barratt’s intention is to create a “vibrant new town square” at the centre of the scheme, where the community can come
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Danny described the project’s target demographic: “We expect a large proportion of buyers to come from the immediate area and surrounding neigh- bourhoods, with a range of housing aspirations from one-bedroom apartments for first time buyers to three-bedroom homes for growing families.” He continued: “All homes at High Street Quarter are below the Government’s Help to Buy threshold. We have found that in similar urban locations across other boroughs, up to two-thirds of homes are currently purchased through Help to Buy. This presents an opportunity for local first- time buyers to take their first step onto the housing ladder at our High Street Quarter development.”
First completions are due to take place before the end of 2019, together with the delivery of new affordable housing. Commercial units are due to open in 2020, and from then there will be staggered completions of new homes until the entire scheme completes in 2021.
Go Develop have appointed new sales manager
Go Develop have appointed Derek Liu as New Home Sales Manager. Derek has over seven years of experience working in the real estate industry and is a skilled negotiator with a strong track record in sales. This new role will report to the COO Jason Tebb who said, “I’m delighted to welcome Derek to the growing team. We have created this position to add even more value for our JV partners and is
part of our growing list of support services. The sales and marketing stage of any development is crucial and with Derek’s input our partners can be assured of a swift and successful exit and ultimately a rewarding profit share.”
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