Henley Commits to Affordable Homes at £1bn Regent Retail Park
Henley, the company behind a controversial 3,000-apartment scheme, has committed to delivering 660 discounted homes as part of the project.
The scheme, featuring the UK's tallest building outside London, has faced fierce opposition, with concerns over the use of green belt land.
Green belt land should only be allowed in exceptional circumstances. This is not exceptional…
Despite opposition, some argue that the development should proceed, citing the need for affordable homes.
What do you consider AFFORDABLE? This development should go ahead delivering much needed homes especially now with a commitment…
The project spans eight acres and features 3,000 homes.
Author's summary: Henley commits to 660 affordable homes in £1bn project.
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