Countryside Properties has been involved for more than 20 years in a diverse range of urban regeneration initiatives that promote sustainable communities through mixed-use and mixed-tenure development.
Major Initiatives
The Group is delivering major developments in London, the Thames Gateway and the Northern Way and we are progressing a number of important urban regeneration initiatives:
- Three schemes as part of the London Wide Initiative with English Partnerships to deliver 1,400 homes.
- One of three ‘panel’ developers of the London Borough of Newham for the urban regeneration of Canning Town and Custom House.
- The Design for Manufacture competition which is being managed by English Partnerships, on behalf of the DCLG.
- One of a panel of lead developers working with RENEW North Staffs which is one of nine Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder projects in the UK.
- One of a panel of developers chosen by English Partnerships, to bring brownfield land back into productive use in the North.
Estate Regeneration
We also utilise our unique skills and expertise in undertaking a broad range of mixed-tenure estate regeneration schemes with Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords, to bring new life to run-down urban areas such as the Peckham Partnership in London and Lower Broughton in Salford.
Smaller scale schemes
As well as contributing to large-scale projects, we are also involved in numerous smaller schemes that are important for successful urban regeneration.
Information correct as at 25/12/2007
"This is the culmination of more than 12 years work with Countryside Properties to rejuvenate what everyone had recognised as a very run down area. We really think the revitalisation has been a major success for the town, not only in physical improvements, but also the new job opportunities and homes."
Tim Williams, Chief Executive of Runnymede Borough Council re the Chertsey Revitalisation
