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HMRC is to move to a new 60,000 sq ft HQ in Portsmouth at No.1 The Goodsyard, part of a new development on Station Street. egi.co.uk/news/hmrc-plans-new-portsmouth-hq/  

Coplan Estates and Welbeck CP unlock Exeter’s canal side residential revival Planning permission secured for Haven Banks retail park regeneration Residential-led mixed-use scheme will provide 423 new homes First part of strategic Water Lane redevelopment plan and Liveable Exeter visio

Coplan Estates working alongside the Freeholder of the site at 238 Kennington Lane, are proud to have secured planning consent for a stunning 185 bed Purpose Built Student Accommodation scheme.

Town centre retail demands have changed in recent years with drastic consequences. Landlords have experienced the demise of many retailers and  have had to respond. Coplan Estates, in partnership with Welbeck CP, is developing proposals to address the changing landscape of retail, beg

Town centre retail demands have changed in recent years with drastic consequences. High street landlords have experienced the demise of many retailers and department stores and have had to respond.

Developers Far East Consortium (FEC) and Coplan Estates, along with Ardmore and Make Architects, celebrate an important construction milestone with the topping out of new residential block, Uren building, at Hornsey Town Hall in Crouch End. Held on Tuesday 1st June on the rooftop of t

Healthcare property developer Prime has unveiled plans for an “urban health and care village” in Woking town centre, comprising a mix of healthcare and community facilities alongside residential units. Prime unveils its mixed-use healthcare hub in Woking In partnership with Woking Bor

Arbuthnot Latham provides flexible £20m facility to drive growth of demerged firms. Arbuthnot Latham, the private and commercial bank, has provided a £20m facility to help drive growth and business development opportunities following the demerger of Solo Capital Homes Ltd.’s portfolio

Coplan is pleased to announce that the London Borough of Bexley has agreed to grant planning consent for the redevelopment of an existing food store and offices which will provide a reconfigured ground floor retail unit, car parking and 59 apartments over 8 floors. Colin McQueston, Co