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New green homes at Circus Street development in Brighton - Vimarsana News

New green homes at Circus Street development in Brighton

The £130 million project and has been carried out by regeneration specialist U + I. It says the project will create 400 jobs and could bring in £200 million into the local economy in the next ten years. The homes are part of the Circus Street development in Brighton and will add to the city’s skyline due to their towering height. All the accommodation at Circus Street is designed to be highly energy efficient. Developer U I are behind the Circus Street scheme Rob Sloper, development director at U+I, sees the completion is a significant moment for the city. He said: “Completi...

Schemes taking longer to get off the ground as nervous funders run the rule over covid risks - Vimarsana News

Schemes taking longer to get off the ground as nervous funders run the rule over covid risks

Cautious funders are slowing down developments, according to some of the country’s biggest clients. A report from cost and property consultant RLF said financial risk checks and legal hold-ups have been delaying schemes getting off the ground. Source: Shutterstock Funders are inserting covid-related clauses into agreements before signing them off It added: “High land prices and strong investor appetite is matched with considerably tighter scrutiny on deals. Due diligence on schemes is taking longer as investors look to build a deeper understanding of the development before committing fund...

New medical centre set to open at Preston Barracks - Vimarsana News

New medical centre set to open at Preston Barracks

A NEW health care centre is set to be open at an old barracks. The sale of a new medical centre at Preston Barracks to healthcare real estate investment trust Assura has been completed. The Preston Barracks surgery, which is scheduled for completion in late 2022, is a primary care scheme for the local health system. Assura will take possession and fit out the space ready for clinical care and retain the long-term ownership of the facility. The 1,000 square metre primary care facility will accommodate two practices with 13 consulting and treatment rooms, alongside a 60 square metre ...