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Photo by Iulia Topan on Unsplash We're excited to introduce a new exciting opportunity to you for one of our clients. This experienced property developer seeks land in Oxfordshire to develop a 10-20 unit apartment house. Our client is deeply committed to investing in the local community, recognising Oxfordshire's potential for growth and development. With a history of successful property projects, they bring expertise and a wealth of experience to the table.

Photo by Samuel Regan-Asante on Unsplash We are thrilled to present an incredible opportunity for investors and landowners in the East London area. Our esteemed client, an experienced property developer with a proven track record, is seeking land to develop a prestigious apartment house comprising 10-20 units. Our client is deeply committed to investing in the local community, recognising the potential for growth and development in East London.

In an ideal world, property ownership would be the accepted way for everyone to live, with people enjoying the security, warmth, shelter, and sense of belonging that comes with being able to shut your own door behind you. With our eyes open, we can confidently say, this is not an ideal world – in fact, it sometimes feels that each passing day makes it less ideal and property ownership remains and will remain, out of the reach of substantial proportions of the population.

Propetly learned Wilton Developments has secured detailed planning consent for the first phase of Doncaster North, with works due to start on site later this year. The first phase of detailed planning is for 2.26m sq ft of development immediately adjacent to J6 of the M18 at Thorne; this includes a unique opportunity in the UK to develop a single unit of 1.15M sq ft. The scheme will create around 8,500 jobs for the region.

Propetly has learned that a leading environmental consultancy has seen a key area of its business more than triple in the past 12 months after recording its highest increase in turnover yet. GeoSmart Information has had to increase its detailed drainage design team by two members to cope with the 204% growth in demand from architects, planners and local authorities across England and Wales.