The building comprises a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments designed and built specifically for the BTR market. The scheme comprises a 34 storey tower with a dedicated sky lounge at floor seven offering panoramic views across the Manchester skyline. This seventh floor is dedicated to internal and external amenity space including a 5 a side football pitch / paddle tennis court, residents only gym, cinema, private dining room, library and shared co-working spaces. Additionally, there is dedicated parcel management, cycle storage, secure underground car parking, and 24/7 concierge onsite alongside food and beverage and convenience amenities at ground floor.

Designed by CDA architects, the Springside development will sit alongside 25,000 sq. ft. of new build commercial space consisting of shops, bars and restaurants. All residents will have access to 15,000 sq. ft. of on-site amenity space, including a gym, communal lounges, BBQ area and roof terraces with unique views towards Edinburgh Castle, as well as fully managed communal gardens including a new public square.

Sackville Street is an urban village consisting of 564 homes to rent combined with an abundance of public gardens, flexible workspace to collaborate and create, new shops, cafes, bars and infrastructure. The 9-acre site on Sackville Road in Hove is ideally placed next to Hove station and just a short walk from the city’s seafront. A series of naturally landscaped pathways will lead to a main boulevard and large public square, creating a new community hub in central Hove. There will be a range of on-site amenities, with substantial areas of communal space provided, including residents’ lounges, health and wellbeing facilities, BBQ roof terraces, bicycle rental, virtual sports simulators, semi-private gardens, a car club and resident allotments. A partnership with Mayfield Villages will deliver a further 260 later living homes for seniors.

Working closely with the site owner, Birmingham City Council, Apache and development partner Moda’s plans for the Jewellery Quarter will transform the 2.6-acre, brownfield site into a neighbourhood with 722 new homes for rent. Forming part of the historic Jewellery Quarter, the site was identified as an ‘opportunity for change’ by Birmingham City Council, having remained undeveloped for over 50 years.