ilke Homes Corporate Brochure.

An introduction to ilke Homes.

Example of customisable elevation

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About us.

About us.

BRITISH INNOVATION: With a manufacturing base in Yorkshire, ilke Homes was formed by combining the best IP from two leading British businesses. It is backed by London-based investment funds and supported by Homes England.

WORLD-CLASS: Bringing the world’s best manufacturing practices to residential construction. The team combines technical expertise and leaders from the automotive, aerospace and consumer sectors.

AFFORDABLE: Delivering high-quality homes for first time buyers, registered providers, local authorities and developers.

DELIVERING AT SCALE AND PACE: A scale solution delivering 2,000 homes per annum with the ability to grow to 10,000+ homes a year. By manufacturing homes in parallel to the groundworks, our sites are typically delivered in half the time of a traditionally built housing site.

FAMILY HOMES: Desirable, precision-engineered, with energy efficiency built-in, leading to lower energy bills. With ilke ZERO we are now delivering homes with zero energy bills.

ACCREDITED: ilke Homes is proud to be accredited by BOPAS and NHBC Accepts. We were the first modular manufacturer to achieve the sought after NHBC system accreditation. This reassures our customers that our homes have the durability for two mortgage terms, required by high street banks and lenders.

Our journey.

Together, we’re shaking up the house building industry and tackling the housing shortage. By bringing together technology and people, we’re creating wonderful places, designed to adapt to those who need it and to fit seamlessly with the local area.

Our Knaresborough manufacturing facility, launched in November 2018 has already manufactured more than a thousand homes and we have regional offices in London, Birmingham and Bristol.

We delivered the first volumetric housing system to gain NHBC Accepts and BOPAS 100 year durability and maintenance assessment, and our factory automation project completed in May 2020.

Our Homes England deal was the first government backed investment made directly to a modular housing factory, with £30m funding to drive capacity.

As a result of our successes over the last five years, we have created a pipeline that comprises over 3,000 homes. This is in addition to the sectordefining deals we continue to lead on with some of the UK’s largest institutional investors, developers, housing associations and councils.

We’re pioneering the future of homes. Creating beautiful, sustainable spaces built to last. Our stunning homes are designed to reflect the local character, built at top speed and to a quality that’s unlike any other.

Ownership. TDR Capital.

ilke Homes is a well-capitalised business with a rapidly growing pipeline that consists of c.3,000 homes and a contracted order book of over £300 million.

After being founded five years ago, we are already working alongside the UK’s largest institutional investors, developers, housing associations and councils to speed up the delivery of high-quality, sustainable housing.

TDR Capital is the majority shareholder of ilke Homes, with Fortress Investment Group LLC, Sun Capital, Places for People and others as the minority shareholders, and backing from Homes England providing a matched equity loan facility to the business.

TDR Capital is a leading private equity firm with approximately €13 billion of assets under management. They typically acquire majority stakes in strong, market-leading European companies with potential for robust growth and resilience through economic cycles.

TDR has a strong track-record of working collaboratively with their portfolio company management teams to deliver on a shared vision for growth and value creation, leveraging their investment, operational and data science expertise.

TDR not only invest capital in their portfolio companies, but also provide expert team resources to help bring about sustainable, positive and transformational change within the businesses.

Their strategy has remained broadly unchanged since they were founded in 2002.

TDR’S PORTFOLIO INCLUDES:

> Aggreko

> LeasePlan

> Stonegate Pub Company

> EG Group including ASDA

> NKD Group

> David Lloyd Leisure

> Constellation Automotive Group

ilke Homes regional operating areas.

UK modular housing.

Flaxby Moor.

KNARESBOROUGH, NORTH YORKSHIRE

Capacity: 25,645m 2

Output: 2,000 homes per year

QUALITY, TIME AND COST: Operating at scale, offsite modular building produces better quality homes in less than half the time of traditional construction, at comparable or lower cost.

PRODUCTIVITY: Significant productivity gains can be made if the industry adopts world class manufacturing techniques in the same way the car industry did thirty years ago.

DELIVERING AT SCALE: Super energy-efficient homes can be built for comparable cost to traditional build, leading to lower energy bills. With ilke ZERO, we are now delivering homes with zero energy bills.

UK INDUSTRY: A UK-based design, manufacturing and supply base, provides high quality employment opportunities and multiplies the impact of the house building investment on the UK economy.

POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: Offsite modular building provides the speed, agility, quality and energyefficient homes needed to address the UK’s housing targets and recognised housing shortage, supporting the government’s policy to stimulate housing supply.

SKILLS SHORTAGE: House building, using innovative offsite modular build methods, supplements traditional volume house building, and is less reliant on hard-to-find construction skills.

FUTURE HOMES AS STANDARD: Our base specification is highly insulated and draught proofed as standard and with our ilke ZERO plans, all ilke homes will be zero carbon, with zero energy bills, at zero additional cost by 2030.

INNOVATION AND FLEXIBLE DESIGNS Our concept.

The delivery of housing through modern methods of construction (MMC) has been gaining significant momentum in the UK, with volumetric construction being by far the most advanced method compared to traditional approaches.

One of the main advantages of using full volumetric construction is that most of the works take place in a controlled manufacturing facility, which is better protected against material and labour shortages, quality fluctuations, weather and other site related factors.

With increased investment in the digital platforms behind our manufacturing process, we’re able to deliver homes as programmed and in a fraction of the time of traditional construction. By manufacturing homes in a controlled environment, we operate rigorous quality control systems that ensure the finish of our homes is consistently of a high standard.

We’re proud to be the first modular manufacturer covered by the NHBC, the industry standard for new build homes, ensuring our homes are fully mortgageable and insurable with a range of leading providers.

Key.

The diagram above illustrates how a 2, 2 ½ or 3 storey home is created.

After the first floor module has been installed there are three options:

1. Add one of the roof designs to create a 2 storey house

2. Add a room in roof module to create a 2 ½ storey / room in roof house type

3. Add another floor module plus one of the roof designs to create a 3 storey house

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Example of customisable elevation

Awards.

2022 AWARDS

British Renewable Energy Awards

Category: Smart Energy Systems (Highly commended)

ilke Homes was highly commended for the company’s work on ZERO bills - a recently launched product range that promises residents zero energy bills. Low-carbon technologies - like air source heat pumps, solar panels and battery technology - combine to offer free, green energy round the clock.

RTPI Planning Excellence

Category: In-House Planning Team of the Year (Finalist)

This award recognises the achievements of planning teams working inhouse within organisations whose primary function isn’t planning or built environment consultancy. The team must include at least one Chartered Town Planner (MRTPI or FRTPI). They should demonstrate high levels of service, commitment to sustainable development and support for the planning profession.

2021 AWARDS

Proptech Start-up and Scale-up Awards Winner

ilke Homes was selected as winners by the European PropTech Association - PropTech House and FINNOVA (EU) Foundation for the PropTech Startup and Scale-up Europe Awards 2021, an organisation backed by the European Comission.

Building Awards

Category: Digital Construction Award Winner

ilke Homes, in partnership with matterlab, were named as winners because of our success in finding a solution to the challenges created by the complexity and accuracy required in the early designs of modular homes, and when creating the fabrication and assembly content for modular homes.

RESI Awards

Category: Climate Crisis Initiative (Highly commended)

ilke Homes was highly commended for our launch of ilke ZERO, the UK’s first mainstream zero-carbon house type which promises to significantly reduce consumers’ bills and decarbonise the built environment.

PropTech Startup and Scale-up Europe Awards

Finalist: Best use of Volumetric Technology

These Awards are supported by the European Commission, the President of the European Parliament, the President of the European Committee of the Regions, the VicePresident of the Economic and Social Committee and members of the European Parliament.

2019 AWARDS

Winner: Best use of Volumetric Technology

The award recognises ilke Homes’ use of hybrid technology for their Carr Lodge development.

Inside Housing Development Awards

Highly commended: Best Approach to Modular Construction - Gateshead Innovation Village (Home Group)

This award recognises projects that demonstrate how modular construction enables efficient, speedy build, value for money and desirable, energy-efficient homes.

Building Innovation Awards

Winner: Best use of BIM

This award recognises companies who have redefined their own marketplace in terms of price, choice, accessibility or technology.

MORTGAGEABLE, INSURABLE, DURABLE AND FULLY ACCREDITED MANUFACTURING PROCESS.

CONFIRMED LENDERS AND INSURANCE BROKERS.

The benefits of volumetric.

EMBODIED CARBON

Independent analysis of the life cycle carbon emissions of our homes shows, that our standard specification home emits c. 24% less carbon “upfront” (A1-A5) than a traditionally built home. Our ZERO carbon specification (Regulated operational emissions) reduces 60 year lifecycle emissions (A&B) by c. 73%.

Through the efficient use of infinitely recyclable galvanised steel frames, an ilke home, is roughly half the weight of a traditionally built home leading to smaller foundation loads. Enhanced waste management, including closed-loop recycling, also reduces the embodied footprint of ilke homes compared to traditional construction.

LOCAL ENVIRONMENT

Offsite manufacturing, in comparison to traditional construction methods, reduces site deliveries significantly, improving the impact of local air pollution.

General site construction traffic is reduced, minimising noise and dust nuisance, as well as improving general safety.

ENERGY

Our enhanced building fabric specification enables our homes to exceed building regulations’ energy and carbon targets as standard.

Through the introduction of modest enhancements, such as roof-integrated photovoltaic solar panels, we are able to achieve zero carbon (operational regulated emissions, DER<0).

We now also have upgrade solutions, which enable our homes to have ZERO energy bills, guaranteed in partnership with Octopus Energy.

WASTE

Through the optimisation of material usage and precision engineering, the factory currently operates at 4% waste by value, with plans to decrease this further to 2%.

In partnership with accredited waste removal services, nearly all of the waste generated from the manufacturing facility is recycled, including some closed-loop recycling direct with suppliers.

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How we manufacture our homes.

We use intelligent offsite engineering to create innovative and sustainable new steel frame homes. This fresh approach means consistently high standards of finish throughout. Smart contemporary designs and living spaces are created with modern families in mind, benefiting from a short on site construction time and flexible options.

We make each of our roofs with timber trusses, insulated with mineral wool to form a ‘cold roof’.

Our ground floors are made from galvanised steel frame joists, insulated with mineral wool and underdrawn with high performance insulation.

Our galvanised steel frame external walls are insulated with mineral wool. This cavity skin creates a ‘warm frame’.

ON SITE

We install, test and commission our homes on site. Plot works are carried out in collaboration with our partners.

BESPOKE

Designed to adapt over a lifetime, our homes have been created with the changing needs of the owner in mind.

Each house in our portfolio is ideal for varied tenures, making our homes suitable for affordable tenures, low-cost home ownership, open market sales and private rent. Our houses are available in various sizes, layouts and finishes, all of which suit a wide range of sites and individual client needs.

Our homes.

Light and airy.

Our homes allow for full-length, open-plan living with high ceilings and large windows, enabling light to flood through the property and create a contemporary space. The internal layouts are complemented by clean, high-spec detailing, with internal features finished to a high standard within the manufacturing facility.

Varied spaces.

As life changes, whether it’s a need to work from home or welcome a new addition to the family, our light spacious and modern homes can change and adapt as fast as the people living in them.

Superior insulation to floors and walls creates a warm, ventilated home that’s easy to heat and retains warmth.

Our standard homes with solar PV panels are EPC A rated in line with current regulations. With solar panels and an air source heat pump, our homes can be zero carbon.

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Delivered sites.

South East

1 Swanley, Kent

2 Robert Street, Greenwich, London

3 Gallions Reach, London

South West

4 Cattlemarket, Bridgwater

5 Coed Darcy, Neath

Midlands

6 Redwood Crescent, Beeston

7 Brookvale, Derbyshire

8 Williams Lane, Newark

9 Victoria Ground, Stoke

10 Gedling, Nottingham

11 Rosemary Avenue, Mansfield

12 Wellesbourne, Stratford-upon-Avon

Pre-operational and operational sites.

North

13 Askern, Doncaster

14 Victory Road, Bolton

15 Wykebeck, Leeds

16 Brooklands, Leeds

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South East

34 Hope Green, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex

35 Tattenhoe Ph.3, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

36 Station Road, Bordon, Hampshire

37 Burgess Hill, West Sussex

38 Southend-on-Sea, Essex

39 Hastings, East Sussex

40 Linford, Essex

41 Staplehurst, Kent

42 Springfield Avenue, Cambridgeshire

43 Tattenhoe Ph.4, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

South West

44 Blackberry Hill, Bristol

45 Holmer, Hereford

46 Drybrook, Forest of Dean

47 Brue Farm, Burnham-on-Sea

48 Green Gables, Evesham

49 Exeter, Devon

Midlands

53 Shirley Road, Rushden

54 Birch Fields, Nottingham

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Take a look at a few of our latest schemes.

The UK’s first ZERO bills homes - Stanford-le-Hope, Essex

The UK’s largest zero carbon residential developmentBeeston, Nottingham

Beautiful energy-efficient homes

Stylish open-plan living

Beeston, Nottingham

Beeston, Nottingham

DESIGNED FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING.

Building better homes in a better way. ESG Strategy.

At ilke Homes, we only build homes that exceed minimum environmental standards and provide all our customers with the option to deliver to the highest levels of sustainability.

Sustainability is one of the core reasons for our business. We build homes and developments that deliver improved environmental, economic and social outcomes against the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Through offsite manufacturing we deliver significant advantages over traditional construction methods, as well as other modern methods of construction.

A BETTER WAY

Our business, homes & communities.

BETTER BUSINESS

• Addressing skills crisis & innovation

• Championing diversity & inclusion

• Environmental stewardship

BETTER HOMES

• Adaptability & sustainability

• Affordability

• Healthy, safe and comfortable

Mapped against the UN SDGs:

• Hundreds trained at the ilke Academy

• Innovation & productivity: patents pending

• Increasing diversity and opportunities

• 2025, 2030 & 2040 net zero commitments

• 4% waste and zero waste to landfill

• Our standard homes are EPC A rated inline with current regulations

• Lower embodied and operational carbon

• 6 completed ZERO carbon home sites

• Quieter, higher ceilings and better daylight

• Accessible and adaptable homes

BETTER COMMUNITIES

• Environmental

• Partnerships

• Health & wellbeing

• 33 delivered sites in England & Wales

• 6 ZERO carbon, EPC A rated sites

• Reduced local air and noise pollution

• Wider range of active partnerships

• Supporting schools, foodbanks & projects

Better business. The ilke Academy.

The ilke Academy was launched to train people to manufacture homes in a bid to halt the housing and construction skills crisis and challenge perceptions around careers in house building.

> Supporting trainees’ professional growth

> Leadership development courses

> Capacity to train hundreds of people annually

> Establishing apprenticeships and graduate schemes

> Enabling new recruits and existing staff to learn a range of new skills including; engineering, plumbing, manufacturing, carpentry and design

The ilke Academy provides opportunities for people from all walks of life, including: school-leavers, military veterans, long time unemployed, retirees, and those seeking a return to work after extended maternity/paternity leave and remaining focused on increasing gender balance. These groups are all under-represented in traditional construction and manufacturing.

Responsible business activity.

The way we do business is changing and we must not only think about the short term returns but also building longer term sustainable businesses that create economic, environmental and social value.

At ilke Homes we pride ourselves on being a responsible business, our ESG Strategy supports place shaping, stimulates local economy growth and is aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Burgess Hill development street naming competition

We collaborate with our partners to create sustainable communities where people want to live and work. Fundamental to success is enabling local people to shape their communities, getting more involved in projects and groups, creating ownership, pride and ultimately long-term viability of a community.

It’s about working in partnership to combat climate change, tackle unemployment, champion diversity and inclusion and improve health and wellbeing.

Knaresborough Town women’s football team

Staplehurst Monarchs FC

U12 girls football team

Arnold Birch Fields development school hoarding competition

Features of a net ZERO ilke home.

ilke Homes can deliver net zero carbon living through the high performing external building fabric, water efficiency and LED lighting found in all our homes, in combination with the introduction of a highly efficient air source heat pump and solar PV panels. Smart metering and controls can be used to better understand and optimise comfort and energy use. Integrated electric vehicle charging points enable customers to complete their journey to an “all electric”, more sustainable lifestyle.

Solar PV panels

Efficient LED lighting

High performance windows & doors

Draught free with efficient ventilation

Efficient electric air source heat pump for heating & hot water

Highly insulated walls, floor & roof

At request of partner/client, but will be as standard on all homes by 2030

Highly efficient water fittings

Smart meter & smart controls

Electric vehicle charging point

ILKE HOMES IS STARTING TO DELIVER THIS STEP CHANGE NOW:

> We have delivered ZERO carbon homes on 8 sites to date

> We are working with our clients now to deliver thousands more ZERO carbon homes

> We have the experience and expertise to deliver ilke ZERO at scale and create this step change

> We can’t do this alone, we need and want to work with you, our clients, suppliers, designers and engineers to help us make this happen as fast as possible

2018 – Newcastle City Council and Home Group’s Gateshead Innovation Village – ilke Homes install more zero carbon homes

2020 – Royal Borough of Greenwichilke Homes install first homes to meet new London Plan zero carbon homes requirements (SAP10)

ilke Homes expect to be able to meet Part L21 through its current high fabric specification with the addition of either solar PV or the use of an air source heat pump

2017 – ilke Homes open zero carbon show homes in London delivering zero carbon and net zero energy performance

2019 – Positive Homes, Newark- ilke Homes install zero carbon homes sold on open market

2021 – New Building Regulations Part L (Energy) legislation and software confirmed

2022 – New Part L to come into force

We are committing that all ilke homes will be ilke ZERO by 2030.

ZERO carbon.

WHAT:

ZERO net operational emissions from energy uses covered by building regulation over a year (without the use of carbon offsets).

HOW:

Electrify all household energy uses, reduce need for energy, improve the efficiency of its use and generate enough energy in the home to get emissions to zero.

ZERO bills.

WHAT:

ZERO net energy bills over a year (including standing charges). HOW: No gas bill, lower energy use due to fabric efficiences, generate and store electricity from solar PV panels, export electricity at best time to generate more income than the cost of importing electricity.

ZERO cost.

WHAT:

ZERO additional cost compared with traditional construction.

HOW:

Homes designed for heat pumps and solar PV; reducing cost of solar panels, batteries and other key components; directly employing team members; bringing the productivity, efficiencies and continuous improvements of modern manufacturing to house building.

2023 – End of transition period – all new homes to meet new Part L standards. Future Home Standard consultation

2025 – Future Home Standard to come into force

2030 – ilke Homes ONLY build ilke ZERO homes (zero carbon homes with zero energy bills at zero additional cost)

2022 – UK’s first ZERO energy bills homes, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex

2024 – Future Home Standard legislation confirmed

ilke Homes expect to be able to meet the Future Homes Standard through a high fabric specification with the use of an air source heat pump

2026 – End of transition period - all new homes to meet Future Home Standard

As pioneers, we are challenging the industry to do things differently, constantly striving for better solutions and staying ahead of regulatory requirements.

We’re leading the way, adding new technologies and solutions that can now provide consumers with ZERO energy bills. Being a pioneer also means that we have to help people to adopt these new solutions, so we are working closely with our clients and future home-owners as well as politicians and journalists to help them understand what is involved and how it all works.

Our super energy-efficient homes and latest clean energy technology combined with the innovative new tariff from Octopus means that these houses will not just save people thousands and thousands of pounds, they will also generate additional clean energy for the grid. That means people can help planet and pocket at the same time.

Giles Carter, CEO, ilke Homes.

We are committing that all ilke Homes will be ilke ZERO by 2030

See how the technology works. Scan here to watch our latest ZERO bills video.

Here’s how.

ilke Homes is able to achieve the ZERO bills* specification by:

> Fabric: walls, floors and roofs are highly insulated, while all windows and doors are airtight to retain heat and stop draughts. Being manufactured in a factory - as opposed to on site - results in a higher quality output

> Efficiency: highly efficient LED lighting that uses less than a quarter of the energy of a halogen bulb is incorporated into the design, as well as efficient water fittings and ventilation systems

> Renewable energy: fossil-fuel gas boilers are replaced by low-carbon air source heat pumps that use a third of the energy. In addition, solar panels, which can now cost less than traditional roof tiles, generate more electricity than a house requires

> Battery technology, smart controls and smart energy tariff from Octopus Energy

Fabric first.

Energy efficiency.

Renewable energy.

Super-insulated walls, floors and loft

High performance windows and doors

Manufacturing offsite enables superior quality control

Efficient lighting

Ventilation

Water fittings

Appliances

Smart meter and controls

To take us to ZERO carbon, alongside smart controls, we add:

Air source heat pump

Solar PV panels

To reach ZERO bills*, we add:

Battery technology

Smart energy tariff

Work with us.

Development led package deals.

National Partnerships.

We operate with three regional development teams, targeting developments of 75-250 homes, Subject to Planning/Unconditional purchases for deal delivery predominantly in ‘secondary primary’ chimney pot locations. Our team primarily operate in areas with OMS in excess of £275/sqft, with each region initially targeted with securing 650 units per annum. Over 3,000 plots have been secured since March 2020, with another 1,200+ in solicitors’ hands.

In addition to the package deals delivered through our divisional teams, our National Partnerships Team works directly to support Local Authorities, Registered Providers, Institutional Investors and other bodies to procure delivery of our homes either as Main Contractor for full turnkey proposals, or for supply of homes only as a Sub Contractor. As part of this service the team manage our frameworks and bidding panels and offer specialist design and commercial support to work with existing project teams on the delivery of schemes for between 50200 ilke units. The National Partnerships Team also work on our Special Projects opportunities which includes those larger more complex schemes up to 1,000 units, which generally require a partnership approach to delivery, working with other developers and MMC providers to provide a reliable and deliverable development proposal for the landowner or client.

Development Team.

ilke Homes has a full complement of development management experience to manage all stages of the project life cycle from site identification, through planning, and finally to site commencement.

Our three dedicated regional development teams, currently headed by our Regional Director and two divisional Development Directors, lead on our development led package deals. Our National Partnerships Team, headed by our National Partnerships Development Director, lead on homes only superstructure orders (delivery and install), D&B turnkey construction packages, partnerships and joint ventures.

Our end-to-end offering means we can meet tight deadlines thanks to our teams taking full control of the construction programme. This ultimately helps in accessing revenue streams as early as possible.

Our team.

Tom Heathcote

Executive Director

Development

E: tom.heathcote@ilkehomes.co.uk

Nick Towe

Regional Director

South West, Midlands & North

E: nick.towe@ilkehomes.co.uk

Matt Suggitt

Development Director

South East

E: matt.suggitt@ilkehomes.co.uk

Simon Gilbert

Development Director

South West

E: simon.gilbert@ilkehomes.co.uk

Phil Pearson

Development Director

Midlands

E: philip.pearson@ilkehomes.co.uk

Case studies.

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Beeston, Nottingham

Local Authority Broxtowe Borough Council

Proposal 42 houses

Planning status Approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for EMH

Case study.

GREENFIELD SITE

Dysart Road, Grantham

Local Authority Lincolnshire County Council

Proposal 227 houses

Planning status Full detailed consent achieved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for Man Group

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Boots, Nottingham

Local Authority Nottingham City/Broxtowe BC

Proposal 604 homes

Planning status Planning approved

Contractual status Exchanged June 2021

Indicative perspective.

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Birch Fields, Arnold, Nottingham

Local Authority Gedling Borough Council

Proposal 131 houses

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for Jigsaw

Indicative perspective.

Case study.

GREENFIELD SITE

Fossetts Way, Southend-on-Sea

Local Authority Southend Borough Council

Proposal 189 houses, 32 apartments

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for The Guinness Housing Partnership

Indicative perspective.

Case study.

GREENFIELD SITE

Stanford-le-Hope, Essex

Local Authority Thurrock Council

Proposal 138 houses, 15 apartments

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for SoResi a subsidiary of Gresham House

Indicative street scene.

Case study.

GREENFIELD SITE

Exeter, Devon

Local Authority Exeter City Council

Proposal 104 houses, 61 apartments

Planning status Planning approved

Contractual status Exchanged April 2021

Indicative street scene.

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Evesham, Worcester

Local Authority Wychavon District Council

Proposal 76 houses and 4 maisonettes

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for Sanctuary Housing

Indicative street scene.

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Fairbridge Way, Burgess Hill

Local Authority Mid-Sussex District Council

Proposal 225 houses and 82 apartments

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for Places for People

Case study.

BROWNFIELD SITE

Harrow Lane, Hastings

Local Authority Hastings Borough Council

Proposal 119 houses, 21 apartments

Planning status Full detailed planning approved

Contractual status Operational and delivering for Orbit

Case study. STAPLEHURST

Staplehurst, Kent

Local Authority Maidstone Borough Council

Proposal 94 houses

Planning status Full detailed planning submitted

Contractual status Conditional STP Contract

Indicative perspective.

Case study. LINFORD

Linford, Essex

Local Authority Thurrock Borough Council

Proposal 211 houses, 19 apartments

Planning status Full detailed planning submitted

Contractual status Conditional STP Contract with landowner & E&A Strategic Land

Site plan.

Indicative street scene.

House type summary.

Technical specifications can be provided on request.

Details GIA m 2 GIA ft 2 NDSS 85% of NDSS M4(2) option