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Mixed-use developments are not a novel idea but are seen as a promising prospect amidst the housing crisis. With a heightened focus on sustainability and urban regeneration initiatives, they are increasingly gaining popularity in the UK. Laura Brooks explores how these developments present a distinct opportunity for property developers and investors looking to diversify their portfolios, maintain long-term stability and scalability, all while securing attractive returns. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eAMPTKjs #propertydeveloper #peropertyinvestor #housingcrisis #propertymarket #mixedusedevelopment #commercialrealestate #residentialproperty #realestate #urbanregeneration #levellingup #planning

When asked about the key strengths of Citinova’s Albero development, the response from the urban community was clear: it’s all about location. Nestled in the heart of Greensborough, Albero has drawn attention, from first home buyers to investors, not just for its modern design but for the unique balance it offers—urban convenience intertwined with the charm of a tight-knit community. As part of a Victorian Government high-priority precinct, the suburb is expected to see a population increase of seven per cent by 2027, which has spurred demand for housing. Albero, being the only new apartment development in the suburb, stands to benefit from this growth, as well as from recent government-led infrastructure upgrades, such as the modernized Greensborough Station, which has improved local connectivity. Read more below. Author: Joel Robinson ------------ 📣 Was this update of interest to you?🔥 Join 17,000+ of your residential property development colleagues who follow Urban on LinkedIn. We regularly post free insights about: 💡  New project launches and updates 💡  What buyers are searching for on AU’s largest off-the-plan buyer platform 💡  Weekly interviews with industry leaders Follow Urban.com.au or connect with our CEO Mike Bird to keep your finger on the pulse of the apartment and townhouse market.

HOUSING REVOLUTION BY BILLBERGIA AND HOMES NSW: 1,300 NEW DWELLINGS BY 2026   This ambitious initiative aims to accommodate approximately 3,000 individuals, marking a significant step towards easing the housing crisis gripping the region.   “The ability to deploy government land assets for redevelopment makes it uniquely feasible to deliver high-quality social, affordable, and private-market homes at scale, helping to address the housing shortage. Our partnerships with Homes NSW, Evolve Housing and St George Community Housing, allow us to redevelop government land into thriving and highly connected mixed-tenure communities,” said Rick Graf, Development Director at Billbergia.   Read the new article here: https://lnkd.in/gi457HsK Developer: Billbergia Group Partnership: Homes NSW Government of New South Wales (NSW Government) Housing Provider: Evolve Housing Housing Provider: SGCH Architecture (Lidcombe Rise): Plus Architecture Architecture (Arncliffe Central): GroupGSA Architecture (The Parade West Ryde): PTW Article: Australian Development Review   #billbergia #creatingcommunities #housingcrises #morehomes #sydneyhousing #sydneyproperty

// 🏠 Billbergia and Homes NSW Spearhead Sydney Housing Revolution: 1,300 New Dwellings by 2026 🏗 In a bid to address the pressing housing shortage in Greater Sydney, renowned Australian developer Billbergia Group, in collaboration with Homes NSW, is poised to introduce 1,300 fresh residences to the urban landscape by 2026. This ambitious initiative aims to accommodate approximately 3,000 individuals, marking a significant step towards easing the housing crisis gripping the region. 🏘 With an impressive collective value exceeding $1.3 billion, the endeavor encompasses three groundbreaking mixed-tenure developments strategically situated at Lidcombe, West Ryde, and Arncliffe. Noteworthy is the fact that all three projects are meticulously crafted, financed, and executed by Billbergia on parcels of land provided by the Government of New South Wales (NSW Government), strategically positioned near key transportation hubs. 🚉 Representing a pioneering solution to the persistent housing challenges, these mixed-tenure projects stem from a collaborative effort involving Billbergia Group, Homes NSW, and Community Housing Providers (CHPs) such as Evolve Housing Group and St George Community Housing (SGCH). 💪 Developer: Billbergia Group Partnership: Homes NSW Housing Provider: Evolve Housing Housing Provider: SGCH Architecture (Lindcolme Rise): Plus Architecture Architecture (Arncliffe Central): GroupGSA Architecture (The Parade West Ryde): PTW #propertydevelopment #sydney #sydneyhousing #architecture #architecturaldesign #housingcrisis #planning #construction #newsouthwaleshousing #investment #sydneyproperty #urbanrenewal #urbanplanning #futurecities #nswgovernment #housingsupply https://lnkd.in/gHW5tPNV

Advancements in technology are playing a pivotal role in expanding middle housing inventory, thereby addressing the prevalent housing shortage in our country. From digital platforms facilitating seamless property transactions to tech-enabled construction methods accelerating housing development - technology is transforming the real estate landscape. This change is not just confined to major cities, but is gradually permeating every county, town, and neighborhood. Let's embrace this digital revolution and work towards a future where everyone has a place they can call home. #TechInRealEstate #HousingForAll #ADUs #Affordablehousing #housing #realestate

Advancements in technology are playing a pivotal role in expanding middle housing inventory, thereby addressing the prevalent housing shortage in our country. From digital platforms facilitating seamless property transactions to tech-enabled construction methods accelerating housing development - technology is transforming the real estate landscape. This change is not just confined to major cities, but is gradually permeating every county, town, and neighborhood. Let's embrace this digital revolution and work towards a future where everyone has a place they can call home. #TechInRealEstate #HousingForAll #ADUs #Affordablehousing #housing #realestate

Citu and Urban Splash residential fund (usrf) announce £200m partnership across Citu’s low carbon development portfolio The Urban Splash Residential Fund (USRF), and its Investment Adviser SURE Capital Partners, have entered into a significant new partnership with sustainable developer Citu, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) worth £200m.  The arrangement gives USRF priority access to Citu's pioneering properties and single family homes across Yorkshire for the next five years, marking a major step forward in the Fund’s expansion.  The strategic partnership – USRF’s second, following a similar agreement with Urban Splash – covers 600 homes with opportunity to grow, and includes an initial purchase of 52 Citu homes within the Climate Innovation District in Leeds and Kelham Central, Sheffield. Both developments follow Citu’s placemaking principles creating resilient, green, mixed-use neighbourhoods of low energy homes, and building through placemaking focused on people and communities. The homes further diversify USRF's portfolio by adding more sustainable single family homes to its current offering across the UK; Akeel Malik, Partner at SURE Capital Partners explained: "This deal connects capital with regeneration, allowing us to play a pivotal role in creating vibrant new neighbourhoods. Leeds and Sheffield are exciting, transformative cities where people want to live, work, and play, and we’re proud to help drive that change. “Our mission is to cultivate a portfolio of design-led homes for renters – an approach that aligns perfectly with Citu. https://lnkd.in/eNcjWHzy

Redevelopment projects: 8 common mistakes housing societies make when embarking on redevelopment, how to avoid it https://lnkd.in/g_PJqe8y

Very insightful and accurate summary of our density roadblocks. Should be a primer for every council officer and political leader. To build an apartment using our bricks and sticks model as described in this post is now nearly twice the construction cost of a greenfields terrace on a like for like perm2 basis. This is why there is currently a very bleak higher density urban future for NZ cities. The whole system needs addressing and quality innovative OSM is a key component. We need a price (affordable living price) based costing model not our current cost plus model.

We are delighted to announce that we have achieved planning for our new mixed-tenure development of 84 council and market sale homes at Fanshawe Road, Cambridge. This project underscores our commitment to address housing needs in the region by providing a blend of council and market sale homes. The development will provide 45 council homes, with 34 affordable rent at 60% of the market rate, which is the Council’s standard for new builds, and 11 of the homes affordable rent at 80% of the market rate, to ensure that those who struggle to rent or buy locally and don’t qualify for council homes are still able to live in a secure, sustainable new home. There will also be 39 market sale homes. All the homes in this development will meet Passivhaus-equivalent performance standards. This commitment to sustainability not only reduces the environmental impact but also ensures that residents benefit from lower energy costs and a healthier living environment. Hill Group UK Cambridge City Council #development #newhomes #ukhousing #councilhomes #sustainabledevelopment #cambridge