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09 November 2023

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09 November 2023

Galliford Try to deliver second BTR building at Brent Cross Town

Brent Cross Town is an £8bn net-zero mixed-use neighbourhood covering 180 acres of land.

November 08 2023

Developer Related Argent and joint venture (JV) partner Invesco Real Estate have awarded a contract to Galliford Try’s Building unit to deliver a second build-to-rent (BTR) building at Brent Cross Town in North London, UK.

The contract carries an estimated value of £87m ($106.80m) and will see Galliford build 286 apartment units.

These new houses are designed by UK-based architect Allies & Morrison, with interiors by Conran and Partners.

The award follows after LaSalle Investment Management provided £97m in debt finance for the project.

Galliford was already awarded a contract earlier this year to develop 249 new houses at Brent Cross Town.

Brent Cross Town is an £8bn net-zero mixed-use neighbourhood covering 180 acres that is being developed by a JV between Barnet Council and Related Argent.

Once complete, the mixed-use neighbourhood will deliver a total of 6,700 new homes, three million square feet of offices, a high street, and schools with spacious parks and playgrounds, including the new 4.5-acre Claremont Park.

Barnet Council deputy leader, Homes and Regeneration cabinet member, and councillor Ross Houston said: “Barnet’s new park town has been carefully designed to meet the needs of our residents now and in the future with a range of options including social housing, private sale homes, student accommodation and homes built-to-rent.

"I welcome the progress being made on Brent Cross Town’s first new homes that are being built specifically with Barnet renters in mind.”

Investment in the infrastructure and energy & utilities sectors remains a major driver of overall construction growth

Infrastructure and Energy & Utilities sectors expanded in 2020 despite COVID-19 disruptions, which reflected the efforts by governments and public institutions to accelerate investment to stimulate activity. The recovery from the pandemic and the easing of restrictions allowed the resumption of work on major projects in 2021, and growth is set to remain strong in the coming years, particularly given major investment programs in the US and China.

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