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By identifying the opportunity to create a 120 acre solar scheme in this Buckinghamshire estate and providing the advice and expertise to realise the opportunity, our team secured the future of this estate for the next generation.
In 2021 we partnered with one of the largest real estate managers globally, Nuveen Real Estate, to develop an exciting, innovative approach to property management.
Countryside and L&Q are JV partners in Acton Gardens LLP, which is bringing forward an ambitious programme to re-develop the South Acton Estate.
We were instructed by LB Tower Hamlets to assess the affordable housing offer proposed by the applicant for the outline planning application on the 13.6 Ha Wood Wharf site.
We were commissioned by Inspired Villages to provide financial appraisals to justify the extent of enabling development proposed to support the repair and conversion of the Grade II Listed former Legal & General office.
We were appointed by LB Southwark to review a financial viability appraisal prepared by Quod on behalf of British Land.
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