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.
We have a strong track record of creating value in areas that are considered by others to be marginal and have learnt a great deal through our involvement in high profile projects such as the Greenwich Millennium Village in London and Chatham Maritime in Kent. They emphasise the resulting benefits that regeneration and new sustainable communities can bring.
Major Initiatives
The Group is delivering major developments in London, the Thames Gateway and the North West and we are progressing a number of important urban regeneration initiatives including being :
- One of three ‘panel’ developers appointed by the London Borough of Newham for the urban regeneration of over 10,000 homes in Canning Town and Custom House.
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Development partner to London Borough of Ealing, with L&Q, for the £560m regeneration of the South Acton Estate.
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 Stonebridge Estate 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.
Partnering solutions
We are able to offer our stakeholders a comprehensive range of partnering services that enables us to create optimal solutions to your development requirements.
Information correct as at 09/02/2010
"The redevelopment of Lower Broughton is one of the largest and most ambitious regeneration schemes in the country. Significant change is occurring for the better and is making this part of Central Salford attractive and sustainable, with a very positive long-term future. Countryside Properties is an excellent partner to work with and we share a real passion and belief in this scheme."
Cllr. John Merry, Leader of Salford City Council
