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Nov 24

We are very pleased to announce that Native Land has been granted planning to transform the Guildford Debenhams site into a vibrant mixed-use destination – St Mary’s Wharf.

We will unlock the potential of this riverside site and deliver the highest quality housing alongside lifestyle amenities for both residents and the wider community. The scheme will comprise 185 private and affordable homes and 21,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space.

We will also be delivering almost an acre of newly created, biodiverse public realm - including a riverside walk that will link the High Street to the River Wey for the first time in more than 50 years. Sustainability is at the core of our designs and the buildings will be all-electric and net zero carbon in operation.

Our planning design team for St. Mary’s Wharf includes: @squirepartners, dp9 , @swecouk , @gillespies_llp , @geraldevellp and others.

Click the link in our bio to find out more about the scheme in the latest article on our Native Journal.

#planning #development #mixeduse #hypermixity #residential #retail #property #sustainability #guildford #propertydevelopment #architecture

We are very pleased to announce that Native Land has been granted planning to transform the Guildford Debenhams site into a vibrant mixed-use destination – St Mary’s Wharf.

We will unlock the potential of this riverside site and deliver the highest quality housing alongside lifestyle amenities for both residents and the wider community. The scheme will comprise 185 private and affordable homes and 21,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space.

We will also be delivering almost an acre of newly created, biodiverse public realm - including a riverside walk that will link the High Street to the River Wey for the first time in more than 50 years. Sustainability is at the core of our designs and the buildings will be all-electric and net zero carbon in operation.

Our planning design team for St. Mary’s Wharf includes: @squirepartners, dp9 , @swecouk , @gillespies_llp , @geraldevellp and others.

Click the link in our bio to find out more about the scheme in the latest article on our Native Journal.

#planning #development #mixeduse #hypermixity #residential #retail #property #sustainability #guildford #propertydevelopment #architecture ...

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Oct 10

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay and our team had a relaxing yoga & meditation session with @oliviaeleni.

It was an excellent reminder to make time for our mental health through rest and mindfulness, individually and together.

#mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #yoga #yogasession #wellbeing #wellness #yogaclass #mentalhealthyoga #meditation #team

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay and our team had a relaxing yoga & meditation session with @oliviaeleni.

It was an excellent reminder to make time for our mental health through rest and mindfulness, individually and together.

#mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #yoga #yogasession #wellbeing #wellness #yogaclass #mentalhealthyoga #meditation #team ...

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Oct 3

Last week, we welcomed HRH The Princess Royal to the beautiful sky garden at our Edinburgh development, @neweidyn, to plant a tree during the formal opening of @stjamesquarter, one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects and home to New Eidyn. HRH The Princess Royal planted the tree as part of the @queensgreencanopy, a tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

To find out more about living at New Eidyn, visit our website. Link in bio.

Last week, we welcomed HRH The Princess Royal to the beautiful sky garden at our Edinburgh development, @neweidyn, to plant a tree during the formal opening of @stjamesquarter, one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects and home to New Eidyn. HRH The Princess Royal planted the tree as part of the @queensgreencanopy, a tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

To find out more about living at New Eidyn, visit our website. Link in bio. ...

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Sep 21

We are pleased to announce that planning permission has been obtained for NL to develop a cutting edge lab-enabled workspace in King’s Cross at Judd Street, WC1.

The five-storey, 57,000 sq ft building will undergo repositioning and reuse to cater to the growing life sciences and technology sector. The site in the Knowledge Quarter is close to the Francis Crick Institute, Wellcome, UCL, British Library, Alan Turing Institute and British Medical Association.

The building will follow a design from Stiff + Trevillion Architects and run entirely on electricity, targeting a BREEAM Outstanding rating. The refurbishments will seek to outperform the RIBA and LETI 2030 goals for embodied carbon with target emissions of 250-300kg CO2E/sq m.

Native Land will act as development manager for the project which is a joint venture between AshbyCapital and Montrose Land. The site was acquired in January 2021 from the Royal National Institute of Blind People.

Alasdair Nicholls, Chief Executive of Native Land, said: “105 Judd Street is a flagship project that supports the aims and objectives of the Knowledge Quarter and embodies Native Land’s mission to provide innovative, sustainable, mixed-use urban projects, offering a first-class experience for occupiers.”

Knight Frank and Cushman & Wakefield have been appointed as letting agents. Gerald Eve advised on planning.

We are pleased to announce that planning permission has been obtained for NL to develop a cutting edge lab-enabled workspace in King’s Cross at Judd Street, WC1.

The five-storey, 57,000 sq ft building will undergo repositioning and reuse to cater to the growing life sciences and technology sector. The site in the Knowledge Quarter is close to the Francis Crick Institute, Wellcome, UCL, British Library, Alan Turing Institute and British Medical Association.

The building will follow a design from Stiff + Trevillion Architects and run entirely on electricity, targeting a BREEAM Outstanding rating. The refurbishments will seek to outperform the RIBA and LETI 2030 goals for embodied carbon with target emissions of 250-300kg CO2E/sq m.

Native Land will act as development manager for the project which is a joint venture between AshbyCapital and Montrose Land. The site was acquired in January 2021 from the Royal National Institute of Blind People.

Alasdair Nicholls, Chief Executive of Native Land, said: “105 Judd Street is a flagship project that supports the aims and objectives of the Knowledge Quarter and embodies Native Land’s mission to provide innovative, sustainable, mixed-use urban projects, offering a first-class experience for occupiers.”

Knight Frank and Cushman & Wakefield have been appointed as letting agents. Gerald Eve advised on planning. ...

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Sep 9

1926 - 2022

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Our thoughts are with the Royal Family at this time.

1926 - 2022

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Our thoughts are with the Royal Family at this time. ...

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Sep 2

Arbor from dawn to dusk. Completing late this year, Arbor is the first building on our landmark 1.4m sq ft @banksideyards project.

The 19 storey building designed by @plparchitecture includes a of host of sustainability features: an optimised facade which automatically reduces solar heat gain, comprehensive digital building management system by @smartspaces_ along with 330 bike spaces with high quality end of trip services - exercise room, escooter parking, bike maintenance, drying provision, lockers.

In addition the building will be net carbon zero in operation and runs on the wider Bankside Yards 5th generation energy sharing network, the first of its size and scale in the UK. And all fossil fuel free.🌀🌱

Head to the link in our bio to find out more 🔎

Arbor from dawn to dusk. Completing late this year, Arbor is the first building on our landmark 1.4m sq ft @banksideyards project.

The 19 storey building designed by @plparchitecture includes a of host of sustainability features: an optimised facade which automatically reduces solar heat gain, comprehensive digital building management system by @smartspaces_ along with 330 bike spaces with high quality end of trip services - exercise room, escooter parking, bike maintenance, drying provision, lockers.

In addition the building will be net carbon zero in operation and runs on the wider Bankside Yards 5th generation energy sharing network, the first of its size and scale in the UK. And all fossil fuel free.🌀🌱

Head to the link in our bio to find out more 🔎 ...

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Aug 23

Living landscapes. The form and beauty of the natural world is integral to our vision. It’s an expertly planned, transformative thread that runs throughout our developments, from a wide palette of public spaces to private apartments - via a keen eye on bio-diversity - showcasing hidden gems from the surrounding environment and heightening the senses.

Pictured: A look back on some imaginative green spaces that envelop our developments; NEO Bankside and Holland Park Villas. 🌱

Living landscapes. The form and beauty of the natural world is integral to our vision. It’s an expertly planned, transformative thread that runs throughout our developments, from a wide palette of public spaces to private apartments - via a keen eye on bio-diversity - showcasing hidden gems from the surrounding environment and heightening the senses.

Pictured: A look back on some imaginative green spaces that envelop our developments; NEO Bankside and Holland Park Villas. 🌱 ...

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Aug 16

The elevated and angled design of this unique workspace provides an impressive view of the historic railway arches and a dramatic entrance to the building.

Find out more about Arbor via the link in our bio.
@nativeland_ltd
@nativelandlifestyle
@plparchitecture
@multiplexconstruction_uk

The elevated and angled design of this unique workspace provides an impressive view of the historic railway arches and a dramatic entrance to the building.

Find out more about Arbor via the link in our bio.
@nativeland_ltd
@nativelandlifestyle
@plparchitecture
@multiplexconstruction_uk ...

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Jul 26

This week, we start our '5 Minutes with Series', in which we share property insights, market commentary and career anecdotes by the people who make up the brilliant Native Land Team. This week we talk to Finn Carew, Managing Director - Investment.

Head to the Native Journal to read more 🔎

This week, we start our '5 Minutes with Series', in which we share property insights, market commentary and career anecdotes by the people who make up the brilliant Native Land Team. This week we talk to Finn Carew, Managing Director - Investment.

Head to the Native Journal to read more 🔎 ...

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Jul 25

$NEO Bankside captured beautifully in this composition by @sanjayjaniphotography Titled 'City Reflections and Refractions', the photograph received the first prize at the @aianational (American Institute of Architects) National Photography Competition as part of its conference in Chicago earlier this month. The photograph of the @rshparchitects designed apartment's translucent exterior was selected amongst almost 500 submissions. We are proud to collaborate with world-class architects on our developments. #LinkInBio to find out more about Native Land$

NEO Bankside captured beautifully in this composition by @sanjayjaniphotography

Titled 'City Reflections and Refractions', the photograph received the first prize at the @aianational (American Institute of Architects) National Photography Competition as part of its conference in Chicago earlier this month. The photograph of the @rshparchitects designed apartment's translucent exterior was selected amongst almost 500 submissions.

We are proud to collaborate with world-class architects on our developments.

#LinkInBio to find out more about Native Land ...

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Jul 19

Bees of Bankside 🐝
This week we had two new hives installed on the roof our newly extended Southwark HQ by the @thelondonbee company.

The London Bee Company’s mission is to promote healthy bee colonies in a sustainable and responsible manner. Healthy bees make a healthy planet, and it’s more important now than ever to do our part to combat declining honey bee populations, particularly in urban areas. We include beehives to many of our London developments, as part of our commitment to protecting the environment and encouraging biodiversity.

We love seeing the contrast between the cityscape structures vs the natural structures of the bee’s honeycomb.

#nativelandltd #honeybee #honeybees #sustainability #biodiversity #sustainabledevelopment #netzerobuilding #londonbeecompany #londonbees #honeycomb #naturestructures

Bees of Bankside 🐝
This week we had two new hives installed on the roof our newly extended Southwark HQ by the @thelondonbee company.

The London Bee Company’s mission is to promote healthy bee colonies in a sustainable and responsible manner. Healthy bees make a healthy planet, and it’s more important now than ever to do our part to combat declining honey bee populations, particularly in urban areas. We include beehives to many of our London developments, as part of our commitment to protecting the environment and encouraging biodiversity.

We love seeing the contrast between the cityscape structures vs the natural structures of the bee’s honeycomb.

#nativelandltd #honeybee #honeybees #sustainability #biodiversity #sustainabledevelopment #netzerobuilding #londonbeecompany #londonbees #honeycomb #naturestructures ...

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Jul 6

On 7th July, Native Land plus friends will once again form a crew of 8, this time to row 16.5 miles (26.5 km) on the Thames from Greenwich to Chiswick. The Team will take around 3 hours to complete the event, rowing in an 8-oared fixed seat boat called a Skerry as part of the annual Oarsome Challenge.

@londonyouthrowing is a charity that was introduced to Native Land by our Chairman, Jim Downing, who founded the charity in 2004 and until recently was the President. LYR’s primary objectives are to:

🌊Encourage disadvantaged young people to be active

🌊Enable young people to participate in the unique sport - indoor and on-water rowing - across London, regardless of background, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability or ability

🌊Help develop crucial life skills, improve their physical, social and mental well-being

🌊Nuture determination and success in an new generation of rowers

🌊Successfully reintroduce excluded children back into full time education though a programme which uses rowing as a focus.

If you felt able, it would be fantastic if you could join in making a small sponsorship donation to the team, follow the fundraising link in our bio.

#oarsomechallenge22

On 7th July, Native Land plus friends will once again form a crew of 8, this time to row 16.5 miles (26.5 km) on the Thames from Greenwich to Chiswick. The Team will take around 3 hours to complete the event, rowing in an 8-oared fixed seat boat called a Skerry as part of the annual Oarsome Challenge.

@londonyouthrowing is a charity that was introduced to Native Land by our Chairman, Jim Downing, who founded the charity in 2004 and until recently was the President. LYR’s primary objectives are to:

🌊Encourage disadvantaged young people to be active

🌊Enable young people to participate in the unique sport - indoor and on-water rowing - across London, regardless of background, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability or ability

🌊Help develop crucial life skills, improve their physical, social and mental well-being

🌊Nuture determination and success in an new generation of rowers

🌊Successfully reintroduce excluded children back into full time education though a programme which uses rowing as a focus.

If you felt able, it would be fantastic if you could join in making a small sponsorship donation to the team, follow the fundraising link in our bio.

#oarsomechallenge22 ...

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Jul 4

The road to net zero is a journey: one everyone in the property industry must go down. Last year at Native Land we released the sustainability strategy for our Bankside Yards project, the UK’s first major mixed-use scheme to be net zero carbon in operation. This is one key step in our own net zero journey – but it is far from the first.

Since 2003, we have delivered a £3 billion portfolio of projects and have worked hard to build in sustainable practices along the way. Our current sustainability strategy is a culmination of these learnings and reflects our ambition to protect biodiversity, pioneer low-carbon technologies and design more sustainable modes of construction.

Here we reflect on that journey and the projects that have helped to shape our sustainability strategy for Bankside Yards. We also look at how they have integrated into their environment since completion.

Head to the Native Journal to find out more.

Link in bio 🔎🌱

The road to net zero is a journey: one everyone in the property industry must go down. Last year at Native Land we released the sustainability strategy for our Bankside Yards project, the UK’s first major mixed-use scheme to be net zero carbon in operation. This is one key step in our own net zero journey – but it is far from the first.

Since 2003, we have delivered a £3 billion portfolio of projects and have worked hard to build in sustainable practices along the way. Our current sustainability strategy is a culmination of these learnings and reflects our ambition to protect biodiversity, pioneer low-carbon technologies and design more sustainable modes of construction.

Here we reflect on that journey and the projects that have helped to shape our sustainability strategy for Bankside Yards. We also look at how they have integrated into their environment since completion.

Head to the Native Journal to find out more.

Link in bio 🔎🌱 ...

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Jun 27

Native Land has submitted a planning application for ‘Building 1’, an 80,600-sq-ft sustainable office building within our landmark @banksideyards project, on the banks of the River Thames. ‘Building 1' will be a showcase of design and innovation for a healthy, biodiverse, and net zero carbon workplace.

The exciting plans are for a 18-storey office building, designed by @make_architects , which will meet the highest standards of design, sustainability, wellbeing and amenity within the London commercial market.

Follow link in bio to read more on the Native Journal 🔎

Native Land has submitted a planning application for ‘Building 1’, an 80,600-sq-ft sustainable office building within our landmark @banksideyards project, on the banks of the River Thames. ‘Building 1' will be a showcase of design and innovation for a healthy, biodiverse, and net zero carbon workplace.

The exciting plans are for a 18-storey office building, designed by @make_architects , which will meet the highest standards of design, sustainability, wellbeing and amenity within the London commercial market.

Follow link in bio to read more on the Native Journal 🔎 ...

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Jun 24

Native Land is pleased to announce our partnership with @smartspaces_ at Arbor as part of our Bankside Yards development which is due for completion later this year.

The group’s smart platform, which connects every operational part of the user’s building, has now been deployed across our first commercial building on the site of Bankside Yards, Arbor, a 223,000 sq ft office building set across 19 floors.

The technology will be used to deliver a number of solutions across these buildings, including contactless access, QR code visitor invites, enhancing sustainability with indoor air quality and energy monitoring, and facilitating occupier experience apps.

Head to the Native Journal to find out more 🔎

Native Land is pleased to announce our partnership with @smartspaces_ at Arbor as part of our Bankside Yards development which is due for completion later this year.

The group’s smart platform, which connects every operational part of the user’s building, has now been deployed across our first commercial building on the site of Bankside Yards, Arbor, a 223,000 sq ft office building set across 19 floors.

The technology will be used to deliver a number of solutions across these buildings, including contactless access, QR code visitor invites, enhancing sustainability with indoor air quality and energy monitoring, and facilitating occupier experience apps.

Head to the Native Journal to find out more 🔎 ...

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Jun 13

Native Land has a high-level commitment in collaborating with some of the leading artists and sculptors in the UK, and commissioning works which inspire and intrigue not only residents and occupants of the buildings we create, but for those passing by or those living in the locality. Examples of prominent public realm art works can be found at NEO Bankside, 10 Montrose Place and Holland Park Villas and more recently, OneThreeSix.

A series of magnificent, sculpted heads carved from fissured marble can be found surrounding NEO Bankside in and amongst the Pavilions, part of sculptor Emily Young’s mission to ‘wild the city’. These abstract figures, bring moments of interest to the existing cityscape and their natural form contrasts with the neighbouring industrial-inspired buildings, along with Tate Modern’s structured silhouette.

Earlier this year Native Land revealed its latest artist collaboration with artist Hugo Dalton, with a limestone sculpture over six metres high, integrated into the façade at Native Land’s first commercial development, OneThreeSix in Marylebone.

Dalton’s work is characterised by his light projection drawings and installations, wall paintings and sculptures for interior and outdoor settings, which capture the energy of surrounding areas and anchor it into visual form.

These pieces follow a long legacy of collaborations by Native Land with internationally recognised artists such as Andy Goldsworthy (Slate Wall at 10 Montrose Place) and Susan Bacon (Conference of the Birds at Holland Park Villas).

Head to the Native Journal to read more 🔎

Native Land has a high-level commitment in collaborating with some of the leading artists and sculptors in the UK, and commissioning works which inspire and intrigue not only residents and occupants of the buildings we create, but for those passing by or those living in the locality. Examples of prominent public realm art works can be found at NEO Bankside, 10 Montrose Place and Holland Park Villas and more recently, OneThreeSix.

A series of magnificent, sculpted heads carved from fissured marble can be found surrounding NEO Bankside in and amongst the Pavilions, part of sculptor Emily Young’s mission to ‘wild the city’. These abstract figures, bring moments of interest to the existing cityscape and their natural form contrasts with the neighbouring industrial-inspired buildings, along with Tate Modern’s structured silhouette.

Earlier this year Native Land revealed its latest artist collaboration with artist Hugo Dalton, with a limestone sculpture over six metres high, integrated into the façade at Native Land’s first commercial development, OneThreeSix in Marylebone.

Dalton’s work is characterised by his light projection drawings and installations, wall paintings and sculptures for interior and outdoor settings, which capture the energy of surrounding areas and anchor it into visual form.

These pieces follow a long legacy of collaborations by Native Land with internationally recognised artists such as Andy Goldsworthy (Slate Wall at 10 Montrose Place) and Susan Bacon (Conference of the Birds at Holland Park Villas).

Head to the Native Journal to read more 🔎 ...

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Jun 9

Looking back at the event of to launch our new report a couple of weeks ago, Towards Hypermixity: Exploring the Future of Urban Mixed Use. The research draws on Native Land’s experience in creating high-quality, amenity-rich living in prime residential buildings, and our strategy of combining homes, workspace, shops, restaurants, hotels and open space at major London developments, such as the 1.4 million sq ft Bankside Yards scheme on London’s south bank.

We interviewed a panel of eight leading urban thinkers to contribute their ideas on the potential for Hypermixity – our thanks to Midori Ainoura of @plparchitecture ; Prof. Yolande Barnes, of the @bartlettarchucl , Stuart Croucher of @mottmacgroup , Angus Goswell of @knightfrank , Itai Paliti of Hume, Jim Pool of DP9, Mike Stiff of @stifftrevillion Architects, and Lisa Taylor of Coherent Cities.

📷 @pauljkvincent

Click the link in bio to read more 🔎

Looking back at the event of to launch our new report a couple of weeks ago, Towards Hypermixity: Exploring the Future of Urban Mixed Use. The research draws on Native Land’s experience in creating high-quality, amenity-rich living in prime residential buildings, and our strategy of combining homes, workspace, shops, restaurants, hotels and open space at major London developments, such as the 1.4 million sq ft Bankside Yards scheme on London’s south bank.

We interviewed a panel of eight leading urban thinkers to contribute their ideas on the potential for Hypermixity – our thanks to Midori Ainoura of @plparchitecture ; Prof. Yolande Barnes, of the @bartlettarchucl , Stuart Croucher of @mottmacgroup , Angus Goswell of @knightfrank , Itai Paliti of Hume, Jim Pool of DP9, Mike Stiff of @stifftrevillion Architects, and Lisa Taylor of Coherent Cities.

📷 @pauljkvincent

Click the link in bio to read more 🔎 ...

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Jun 6

Last week we launched our research report: Towards Hypermixity: Exploring the Future of Urban Mixed Use.

We hosted a roundtable breakfast at our HQ bringing together a group of leading experts from across the #builtenvironment sector to discuss their thoughts on the report.

The discussion was then followed by a tour of Native Land’s first building at Bankside Yards, Arbor.

Click the link in our bio to find out more about Hypermixity.

Last week we launched our research report: Towards Hypermixity: Exploring the Future of Urban Mixed Use.

We hosted a roundtable breakfast at our HQ bringing together a group of leading experts from across the #builtenvironment sector to discuss their thoughts on the report.

The discussion was then followed by a tour of Native Land’s first building at Bankside Yards, Arbor.

Click the link in our bio to find out more about Hypermixity. ...

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Jun 1

London looking ready for the upcoming Jubilee celebration 🇬🇧

Great to see our fantastic city come alive with festivities to mark the occasion.

📸: @mumhad1ofthose

#london #jubilee #jubileedecorations #urban #streetscape #jubilee2022 #londonphotography #londoninstagram

London looking ready for the upcoming Jubilee celebration 🇬🇧

Great to see our fantastic city come alive with festivities to mark the occasion.

📸: @mumhad1ofthose

#london #jubilee #jubileedecorations #urban #streetscape #jubilee2022 #londonphotography #londoninstagram ...

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May 23

We are racing to end youth homelessness.

At Native Land, we are proud supporters of LandAid, the property industry charity that provides safe, suitable and affordable accommodation for young people facing homelessness.

Catch us and our friends in the industry at the LandAid charity run on May 24 in Regents Park.

We are racing to end youth homelessness.

At Native Land, we are proud supporters of LandAid, the property industry charity that provides safe, suitable and affordable accommodation for young people facing homelessness.

Catch us and our friends in the industry at the LandAid charity run on May 24 in Regents Park. ...

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