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Scarborough Group International (SGI) has completed construction of phase two at its award-winning Middlewood Locks neighbourhood in Salford.
Phase two of the £1 billion project includes 546 PRS homes across four buildings centred around private residents’ podium gardens. All will be operated by leading build to rent operator Get Living which bought the entire phase in 2019.
Get Living now has a portfolio of around 4,000 homes and Middlewood Locks is its first venture outside of London. It already owns 275 apartments within phase one at Middlewood Locks which is branded New Maker Yards, which have been successfully let.
With phases one and two now completed, SGI will start construction of the Railings early in the new year. The Group has also submitted planning applications to deliver further mixed-use accommodation on the remaining 10-acre plot with determination expected in the new year.
Middlewood Locks is a joint venture between Scarborough Group International, Metro Holdings Limited, a Singapore-listed property development and investment group, and Hualing Group, based in Urumqui, Xinjiang, in China.
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