Plans to deliver 3,000 new rental homes in London

Plans to deliver 3,000 new rental homes in London

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Sigma Capital has joined forces with Swedish investment firm EQT to create a £1bn housing joint venture, with a view to building around 3,000 new rental homes in London over the next five years.

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The new build to rent properties will be delivered across the capital, with the first 361 homes set to be developed in partnership with Countryside after a deal was agreed with the housebuilder. 

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Countryside will soon start work on five sites in Ealing, Enfield and Havering, as part of the new agreement. 

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Reflecting on the new joint venture between Sigma Capital and EQT, housing minister Christopher Pincher commented: “These 3,000 new homes, backed by £50m from our housing accelerator Homes England, will help us deliver for families across Greater London.”

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