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ARK Living opens east London PBSA asset
ARK Living has launched the 333-bed ARK Valentine student residence in Gants Hill, east London, under Crosstree Real Estate Partners’ ownership, with all-inclusive ensuite rents starting at £199 a week.
ARK Living has launched the 333-bed ARK Valentine student residence in Gants Hill, east London, under Crosstree Real Estate Partners’ ownership, with all-inclusive ensuite rents starting at £199 a week.
Source: Urban Living News · Originally published: 2026-10-26T13:11:21+00:00
Urban Splash and igloo to deliver Liverpool resi scheme
Urban Splash and igloo have signed an agreement with Liverpool City Council to redevelop Festival Gardens with around 800 homes, including affordable housing, subject to planning consent.
Urban Splash and igloo have signed an agreement with Liverpool City Council to redevelop Festival Gardens with around 800 homes, including affordable housing, subject to planning consent.
Source: Urban Living News · Originally published: 2026-10-26T13:40:45+00:00
Parkdean invests £11m in two holiday park upgrades
Parkdean Resorts plans to invest £11m in accommodation and leisure upgrades at Thorness Bay and Skipsea Sands, with both projects due for completion by Easter 2027.
Parkdean Resorts plans to invest £11m in accommodation and leisure upgrades at Thorness Bay and Skipsea Sands, with both projects due for completion by Easter 2027.
Source: ShortTermRentalz · Originally published: 2026-10-26T16:46:03+00:00
The Coaching Inn Group earmarks £10m to upgrade its estate and support growth
The Coaching Inn Group plans £8–10m of capital investment next year to upgrade its UK hotel estate, expand accommodation and support future growth.
The Coaching Inn Group plans £8–10m of capital investment next year to upgrade its UK hotel estate, expand accommodation and support future growth.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-26T15:20:23.942Z
Oxford Street’s pedestrianisation to create a ‘must have’ destination for brands on a global scale
A section of London’s Oxford Street has become traffic-free, with outdoor dining areas and two public squares planned as part of a wider retail, leisure and hospitality transformation.
A section of London’s Oxford Street has become traffic-free, with outdoor dining areas and two public squares planned as part of a wider retail, leisure and hospitality transformation.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-26T10:24:46.463Z
Respect Orders launch targeting anti-social behaviour offenders
New Respect Orders in England and Wales allow authorities, including housing association landlords, to seek court restrictions and rehabilitation requirements for adults responsible for persistent anti-social behaviour.
New Respect Orders in England and Wales allow authorities, including housing association landlords, to seek court restrictions and rehabilitation requirements for adults responsible for persistent anti-social behaviour.
Source: GOV.UK — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · Originally published: 2026-10-26T16:23:04+00:00