News

Great connectivity is the hallmark of a Hub project, and we've been busy at both ends of the new Elizabeth Line!

We're proud new members of UKGBC, as we build our People and Planet roadmap 'Towards 2030'

Back in September 2020, we ran a competition to find interesting new architectural talent. We're really pleased to be working with O'Donnell Brown on some early stage projects.

We have submitted plans for a residential-led development on Beaverhall Road, Edinburgh, providing homes, some of them affordable, creative workspace co-designed with locals, and a new publicly accessible courtyard.

We are excited to announce that we have received planning approval for our residential-led Leeds project, Latitude Blue, in partnership with Bridges Fund Management Ltd.

Build to rent (BTR) is a booming sector, but to win work you need to really show you are making the social and environmental impact that investors are demanding.

We're pleased to share that we are collaborating with MARK for the first time on an exciting BTR scheme in the city of Birmingham.

HUB Capital is an investment vehicle focused on overlooked sites with short to medium term residential redevelopment potential, which we launched early 2022.

We have secured a forward funding agreement with investors Realstar and Quadreal for our Latitude Purple development in Leeds.

The purchase of a site on Beaverhall Road in Canonmills, Edinburgh, is our first deal in the Scottish capital and ninth in partnership with impact investor Bridges Fund Management.

We are proud to present Queen’s Quarter, the new name for our redevelopment of Taberner House…

We are building decent homes for decent people. Everyone deserves a good quality space where they can just close the door and relax, and we are helping make that happen each day.

More than three-quarters of the public lack confidence in the property sector to deliver schemes that genuinely benefit communities, according to the Urban Land Institute and YouGov.

Last December the government announced ambitious plans to boost the country’s high streets and build more homes.

Our MD Damien Sharkey explains, in Building, how HUB's recent design competition set out to help the next generation thrive.