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Four schemes announced by L&G affordable arm
With an ambition to deliver 3,000 affordable homes annually within the next four years, the company has also secured a further pipeline of over 40 sites across the UK, set to provide 1,500 affordable homes in the next 24 months. According to Legal & General, the recent transactions, part of its business plan to develop, hold and manage a blend of affordable housing tenures, demonstrates “the breadth of the companies capabilities in the sector.” Across the four sites, social and affordable rental homes, grant-supported
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shared ownership homes and Section 106 schemes will be delivered. The first of these homes to be completed are in Leon House in Croydon.
Available from June 2019, the development comprises 50 shared ownership apartments. Legal & General’s second acquisition in Cornwall is a JV with Coastline Housing. The partnership’s first scheme in Falmouth will comprise 44 affordable homes across two building phases. The company’s other two schemes in Dunstable and Shrivenham are being delivered under Section 106 agreements. Phoenix Park in Dunstable will be
total of 278 new homes in Croydon, Cornwall, Dunstable and Shrivenham will comprise Legal & General Affordable Homes’ first four affordable schemes.
WITH AN AMBITION TO DELIVER 3,000 AFFORDABLE HOMES ANNUALLY WITHIN THE NEXT FOUR YEARS, THE COMPANY HAS ALSO SECURED A FURTHER PIPELINE OF OVER 40 SITES ACROSS THE UK
available to buyers from Q4 2019, comprising 23 shared ownership apartments. Its scheme in Shrivenham will deliver 109 homes at affordable rents, and 52 shared ownership units, with homes available during the first half of 2020.
PropTech solution joins the dots to massively accelerate sales
Stevenage, is “does it have heating?” I guess for a country obsessed by the weather, then the thought of shivering in the cold would focus one’s mind. However, like most things stylish and contemporary, clever design work is in the DNA of the 202 apartments where we ensured that wall and floorspaces were not consumed by radiators or pipework. We achieved this by working with DiscreteHeat to deliver a novel solution of heating through the skirting boards
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he most frequently asked question once buyers walk through the door of our futuristic apartments at Park Place,
that generates heat evenly through the apart- ment and is simply fitted across a range of profiles and colours. This is not only space saving but supports our green aspirations for this development. Looking for more innovation in the selling and buying process for new build apartments, we identified a game-changing new platform that can literally ‘join the dots’ between all the parties involved in the sales process. Enter Yourkeys. Their operating hub means that all communication between the developer, estate agent, mortgage broker, buyers & sellers
conveyancing solicitor and surveyor, is completely transparent with everyone updated at every step of the process. We all realise that buying a house can be a convoluted and painful process and should be a lot more efficient. The Yourkeys platform is a responsive tech solution that is smoothing the time taken to make every business opportunity count. The platform provides live oversight of the
sales progression of all new units, through a raft of analytics & reporting, removing countless hours spent corralling information from multiple parties via spreadsheets. With added tech developments in the Yourkeys pipeline, this is a piece of kit that will be integral to all our schemes going forward.
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