Weston Homes has announced plans to launch and develop an additional £315m of new residential schemes this year.
Weston’s new plans will provide almost 900 more new homes across London and the southeast.
In addition, two further London commuter projects are at planning application stage, offering another 650 homes, adding more than 1,500 new homes to its pipeline.
While Weston Homes walked away from its planned £300m Anglia Square development in Norwich last week [see previous report here], it still has five projects launching this year in the southeast.
The first of these is Tayfen Court in Bury St Edmunds, on the site of a former 1950s gasholder works, which will be transformed into a £42m (GDV) development of 171 one mixed tenure apartments with 4,529 sq ft of commercial workspace.
In April 2024 Weston plans to launch Brentwood Central, a £19m five-storey residential development with 60 one and two-bedroom apartments arranged around a communal courtyard.
Town Quay in London’s Barking is a £53m waterside scheme providing 147 apartments and 9,414 sq ft of commercial space designed around a public plaza overlooking the Mill Pond and River Roding. This is a private-public partnership with BeFirst London, the regeneration arm of Barking & Dagenham Council. The first 62 of the new homes are topping out this month. In summer 2024 Weston Homes will also launch 85 apartments for sale at Town Quay.
Expected to launch around the same time as Town Quay will be Jasper Wharf, a 29-storey residential tower also in Barking, within the Abbey Quay regeneration project.
Another project starting by mid-2024 will be Bracknell Beeches, a £130m development of 349 apartments and 3,779 sq ft of commercial space across seven new buildings, from four to 17 storeys in height.
