The lack of housing to accommodate the growing population in the UK is one of the most challenging issues our country is facing, a problem that is magnified in the capital. To contextualise this problem, a recent report revealed that in the year to June 1st 2018, London fell short…
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Today, Apartments for London (AfL) has announced its new partnership with Transport for London (TfL) to deliver high quality, affordable homes across a number of sites in the capital. The agreement…
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Apartments for London is pleased to announce the appointment of Seema Mistry as Design and Technical Manager. Seema brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of residential development to Apartments…
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London is a thriving global city, with the population expected to reach, if not exceed, 13 million by 2050. At Apartments for London, we believe that not only do we…
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As an industry we need to invest in and support innovation to develop new ways of creating affordable homes for Londoners. Brexit has been a major contributor to the uncertainty…
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The debate persists in the property industry surrounding the best approach for solving the current housing crisis. Micro-apartments, planning reform, a ban on second homes and forcing vacant properties to…
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Apartments for London has released a joint statement from CEO Johnny Goldsmith and Chairman Lord Hutton of Furness following the sad news of board member, Baroness Tessa Jowell’s passing. “It…
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The recent report from the Resolution Foundation, stating that up to a third of young people face living in private rented accommodation all their lives, is a startling reminder of…
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Off-site construction is dramatically shaping the way forward for the UK’s property market and AfL are ardent advocates of this construction method. Our use of modular construction is simple –…
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The London housing market is never far from the front pages of the papers. As a thriving global city, with an expected population growth to 13 million by 2050, London…
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Apartments for London’s CEO Johnny Goldsmith shares his vision for the company and its origins, as well as detail on Apartments for London’s first partner. What was the inspiration behind…
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