Journal Banking on Bankside: The Financial Times features Bankside Yards in the How to Spend It Property Hot List

Journal — March 26, 2025

Banking on Bankside: The Financial Times features Bankside Yards in the How to Spend It Property Hot List

Journal — March 26, 2025 Banking on Bankside: The Financial Times features Bankside Yards in the How to Spend It Property Hot List

“New York has Hudson Yards, Melbourne has Southbank, Sydney has Barangaroo and now London has Bankside Yards, a £2.5bn regeneration project beside Tate Modern.”

The Financial Times has featured Bankside Yards in its How to Spend It Property Hot List, alongside some of the most premium global developments from New York to Rome to a private island paradise.

Arbor, a 19-storey 223,000 sq ft flexible workspace, was the first of the eight buildings at Bankside Yards to be completed, which will be followed by Opus, with sales launching this Spring. Opus will offer 249 premium apartments on the River Thames, which includes a range of sizes from studios to four bedroom apartments, over 50 floors.

What Bankside Yards offers is a new route along the South Bank that opens up 3.3 acres of public space for the first time in 150 years. Situated among 14 historic railway arches, in one of London’s cultural hotspots, Bankside Yards has been developed with a focus on sustainability that makes this the UK’s first fossil-fuel free mixed-use development in operation.

Read more via the Financial Times: New York swagger meets private island paradise – the HTSI property hot list

Homes at Opus start from £860,000 through Knight Frank and JLL.

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