Elements Edinburgh Development Faces Delays
A major development planned between Edinburgh Airport and Edinburgh Gateway station is facing delays as developers request more time to finalise a legal agreement with the city council.
The project, known as Elements Edinburgh, would create a new neighbourhood with housing for up to 3,005 residents, a 1,020-bed hotel, and a range of community amenities.
Key features of the development include:
- Housing for up to 3,005 residents
- A 1,020-bed hotel
- Community amenities
The scheme aims to transform a 29-hectare brownfield site into a vibrant mixed-use district designed around a “20-minute city” model.
Planning permission was granted subject to a legal agreement outlining the developer’s financial contributions toward local infrastructure and public services, including:
- Funding for trams
- Funding for schools
- Funding for parks
- Funding for healthcare facilities
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Author's summary: Elements Edinburgh development delayed due to agreement issues.
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