Investment potential of transport hubs enhanced by new Grainger scheme

Investment potential of transport hubs enhanced by new Grainger scheme


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Residential landlord Grainger has started construction work on a second Build To Rent scheme at Guildford Station.

This will add 179 new homes on top of the 98 properties already delivered at The Mint, and takes the total investment in Guildford to over £116m.

The scheme is being developed with Solum, a joint venture between Network Rail’s property arm and Kier Property.

Chief executive Helen Gordon says: “This scheme exemplifies our strategy of investing in well-connected locations with strong rental demand, while leveraging our cluster approach to deliver operational efficiencies and a great customer experience.

“This landmark regeneration project builds on our successful partnership with Network Rail, which has delivered 857 rental homes and includes plans for up to 2,000 more.

“It reinforces our commitment to creating thriving communities and delivering long-term value for our shareholders.”

Grainger says the site’s strong transport links fit strategy of building well‑connected assets near key employment hubs.

This site is also inside a £150m regeneration of the Guildford station quarter, which includes upgraded station facilities, improved pedestrian access and a new multi‑storey car park.

Construction should complete in 2028.

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