The is the second new shared ownership development in Stockwell to be completed by Hyde Southbank Homes (HSH).

The development will consist of 30 one and two bedroom apartments, comprising of 18 flats for shared ownership and 12 for general needs renting. 

The homes will be completed on a phased basis, with 18 homes programmed to be completed in March 2010 and the remaining homes to be completed in August 2010.

The extensive regeneration works programme to improve internal and external parts of all buildings on the Kennington Park and Bridge Estates is now complete.  CCTV is working on the two estates and new lifts have been installed at Benville, Grace and Abel Houses.  Ninety one per cent of residents have said they are happy with the work.

The residents of the Kender Estate have helped shape the design of this major Hyde regeneration project which began back in 2001.

Now half way through, Hyde’s investment will reach £57m once Phase 4 is finished in 2014.

Kender’s regeneration has been challenging but rewarding thanks to an effective partnership between HTA architects, Osbourne and Calford Seaden. However it has been the residents which have provided the developers and architects with the much needed insight into how an estate should be designed.

Resident representatives sat on the design panel and took great interest in the building from design to completion. They walked around existing developments to get ideas for the concept and took part in coaching sessions on design principles.
This is an aspect of residential involvement we at Hyde intend to develop during future phases of this and other projects.

Hyde is currently working closely with Southwark Council on the regeneration of the Bermondsey Spa area of London. It is setting high standards in the capital where 2,000 homes, 6.5 acres of re-landscaped open space and both a doctor’s and dentist’s surgery have been built. 

With work still underway in four sites including Bolanachi Building, St. James Square, Jamaica Road and Eyot Heights, it demonstrates a £150m investment over the next seven to ten years.

Located close to the vibrant centre of Greenwich and right on the River Thames, we are working with Galliard Homes to build 1000 homes of mixed tenure.  The development will deliver 344 affordable homes to be managed by Hyde as well as 662 for private sale.  All homes will meet the “very good” eco homes rating.

The development has received Housing Corporation funding and will, additionally, deliver a crèche, museum, medical facilities and retail outlets all combined to build a sustainable community.

This former Ministry of Defence site has been transformed into a thriving, vibrant and sustainable urban quarter which, when finished, will contribute to the ongoing regeneration and development of Ashford and beyond.

The scheme is creating new neighbourhoods with shops, healthcare facilities, a health and fitness centre, bar, restaurant, starter offices, a primary school, a community centres, footpath and cycle networks and a new bus route.

Hyde has worked closely with Ashford Borough Council and the builders Persimmon to bring about this development.  A further phase of apartments and houses began in 2009.

Ingress Park on the banks of Thames has turned the former Empire Paper Mill into a diverse community which now offers 72 acres of wooded parkland with open spaces, mature tress and woodland and a cycle and heritage trail.

Inspired by the architecture of nearby Ingress Abbey, itself recently restored, the Ebbsfleet International train station is only 15 minutes away, putting Paris, Lille and Brussels just down the line.

Developed by Crest Homes, this development provides 30 per cent affordable housing in the form of rented, low-cost home ownership for key workers and non-key workers. This development was completed in April 2009.

The transformation of this former chalk quarry has created a balanced community of mixed affordable housing in the heart of the Kent countryside near Strood.

Commercial units, retail shops, healthcare facilities, a shuttle bus to Strood and Chatham town centre, cycle and footpath networks as well as recreational areas, have also been provided. This development completed in February 2009.

The nearby village of Cuxton serves up the rural delights of local shops, schools, a local pub and a recreation centre.  The final phase of development is expected to start shortly and is scheduled to finish by April 2010.

Rochester Riverside, a 74 acres brownfield site, is one of the most exciting development projects in the Thames Gateway. Consisting of 2,000 new apartments and town houses, 25 per cent of which will be affordable – a mixture of rental and shared ownership properties.

Hyde, in partnership with Crest Nicholson PLC and BioRegional Quintain Ltd are engaged in the first phase of this development of 600 homes. The development is expected to take 10 years to complete.

The site will also feature open spaces, shops, offices and cafes, providing a sustainable use of community space with strong local links to historic Rochester.
Additionally there will also be 50 highly sustainable homes, 25 per cent of them affordable, being developed by BioRegional Quintain Ltd.  They will be ‘Zero Carbon’ and will use biomass heating, solar energy and enhanced thermal insulation.

The Point is a stunning new development of high specification houses and waterside apartments on the banks of the river Medway. It is a tranquil location with beautiful gardens and river walks not too far from the centre of Medway.

Hyde’s units are part of a larger development of 198 new dwellings together with new river front public open spaces being built by Weston Homes, the development was finished in May 2008.

Hyde are working in partnership with Croydon Council’s Urban Regeneration Vehicle (CCURV), a partnership between the Council and developer John Laing, to deliver a high quality mixed use development in Purley Way, Croydon.

This new project will deliver 119 new affordable homes, 30 for shared ownership and 89 for general needs rent, ranging from one bedroom apartments to four bedroom houses.

The development will also feature a leisure centre, with swimming pool, sports hall, gym and crèche along with homes for sale and a Children’s Educational Facility.

Located in the London Borough of Sutton, Surrey, this medium sized development is set to offer 1-3 bedroomed apartments within three blocks. Eighteen of the apartments will be for shared ownership and 36 for general rent. The development is expected to complete in winter 2010.