Neptune Group is pleased to announce the sale of 3 former lock keeper cottages and a small office building as investments and an historic former stable building with development potential.
It is located at the end of a thin peninsula of land bounded by the Limehouse Cut and the River Lee.
Neptune are delighted to announce the formation of a joint partnership with the current owners to develop this former light industrial building.
The site benefits from an expired mixed use planning permission and Neptune Group intend to use their expertise to produce an updated and enhanced scheme fit for 21st century Hackney living.
London-based private developer Neptune Group has submitted plans for Neptune Wharf, a mixed-used scheme close to the Olympic Park in east London.
The plans, submitted to the London Legacy Development Corporation, are for as many as 800 homes, 110,000 sq ft of commercial space and a primary school.
Neptune Group is delighted to announce the purchase of Texryte House, Southgate Roadd, N1. The development will provide 9 residential units in a range of 1, 2 & 3 beds.
Neptune is delighted to announce the granting of planning permission at Sun Wharf on Gillender St, London, E3. The scheme provides 109 residential units and 18,000 soft of commercial space.
Sun Wharf was highly commended by CABE for its design in the planning application process.
Neptune Group has been short listed as one of the five finalists in the South of England & Wales region. Director, Patrick Heffron “We are now in the running to win a tremendous prize, which in today’s economic climate takes on an even greater magnitude.
£10m interest free for 3 years would be used to expand the group’s...
A pair of cousins, who are originally from Co Tyrone have been named finalists in the Bank of Scotland Corporate £30 million Search for Property Entrepreneurs.
Native Land, Cathedral, Neptune and Urban Space and Tolladine make it to south England and Wales final. By Lydia Stockdale. Band of Scotland Corporate has announced the first set of finalists in its £30m Search for Property Entrepreneurs. The five finalists in the south England and Wales region are Native Land, Cathedral, Neptune and Urban...
The London Development Authority could be forced to pay up to £3m in costs after failing to justify an attempted compulsory purchase of land next to the 2012 Olympic Games site.
Neptune, a property developer, successfully fought off the inclusion of its six-acre London plot in the Olympic Games Compulsory...
The London Development Authority could be forced to pay up to £3m in costs after failing to justify an attempted compulsory purchase of land next to the 2012 Olympic Games site.
Neptune, a property developer, successfully fought off the inclusion of its six-acre London plot in the Olympic Games Compulsory Purchase Order, which has...
