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Keepmoat owners to 'float or sell for £750m' - Vimarsana News

Keepmoat owners to 'float or sell for £750m'

The owners of Keepmoat Homes are evaluating the sale of the firm for £750m or floating the housebuilder on the stock market. Private equity firms TDR Capital and Sun Capital Partners, the shareholders of Keepmoat Homes, have hired investment banks Barclays and Moelis to explore options for the company, according to reports by Chief executive Tim Beale said no decisions had been taken: “Keepmoat has been trading well throughout the coronavirus pandemic and is well-positioned to deliver its future growth plans. As a private equity-owned business, Keepmoat Homes remains open to considering a...

Affordable homes idea for Hereford FC's Blackfriars Street side - Vimarsana News

Affordable homes idea for Hereford FC's Blackfriars Street side

A digital image of how the Blackfriars End refurb could look in future. CONSULTANTS working on behalf of Herefordshire Council are expected to explore the possibility of building 115 affordable homes on the Blackfriars Street end of Hereford FC’s stadium. The council wants to deliver 1,000 new council houses over the next four years and 2,500 within the next decade. To achieve this, they are expected to ask Engine Regeneration to investigate the feasibility of building affordable homes on council-owned sites across the county. The part of the football ground next to Blackfriars Stre...

Latest on 'affordable homes for Hereford FC's Blackfriars Street end' - Vimarsana News

Latest on 'affordable homes for Hereford FC's Blackfriars Street end'

A digital image of how the Blackfriars End refurb could look in future. CONSULTANTS working on behalf of Herefordshire Council are expected to explore the possibility of building 115 affordable homes on the Blackfriars Street end of Hereford FC’s stadium. The council wants to deliver 1,000 new council houses over the next four years and 2,500 within the next decade. To achieve this, they are expected to ask Engine Regeneration to investigate the feasibility of building affordable homes on council-owned sites across the county. The part of the football ground next to Blackfriars Stre...