UK property investment and development company Quintain has awarded a £211m contract to Sisk for the construction of build-to-rent (B2R) site Canada Gardens at Wembley Park.
Canada Gardens will feature 743 new B2R homes across seven buildings, including more than 300 family-sized homes.
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The latest contract represents Sisk’s ninth project at Wembley Park in ITS 12 years of working on the scheme.
Quintain chief executive Angus Dodd said: “Sisk has delivered eight successful projects to date at Wembley Park and has been a trusted partner for 12 years.
“The Canada Gardens development will be a fantastic new collection of purpose-built rental homes, which will appeal to families, couples, sharers and single people both young and old, demonstrating that Wembley Park really is a place for everyone.”
Canada Gardens is completely designed and purpose-built for rent and 303 of the entire new homes delivered will be London Housing Bank equivalent units.
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By GlobalDataAll the new homes will be managed by Tipi, Quintain’s B2R business.
Canada Gardens will feature shared facilities, including a podium-level play area and a new park with several activities for children.
Other amenities include a clubhouse, BBQ area, allotments and a one-acre podium garden. The shared roof terrace will provide views of London and Wembley Stadium.
A super lobby, which will also be home to a new centralised Tipi HQ and marketing suite, will give access to all the homes.
Construction on Canada Gardens is slated for completion in 2020.
