Projects underway Let's introduce you to the team
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London Borough of Haringey
Haringey is the local council coordinating the developments. Through this website, the council is providing information about development and construction in the area.
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Argent Related
Argent Related are urban regeneration specialists. They are Haringey Council's strategic development partner for Tottenham Hale and are bringing forward five sites in the area.
Anthology
Anthology is a property developer that creates homes that are 'Built From London.' Anthology Hale Works is the last piece of land in Hale Village to be redeveloped.
Berkeley Square Developments
Berkeley Square Developments is a privately owned property development company formed in 2012 and operates across a range of commercial, retail and residential sectors in the UK and Ireland. They are bringing forward schemes on Ashley Road.
Newlon Housing Trust
Newlon Housing Trust is a charitable, not for profit housing association, founded in 1968. Newlon is based at Hale Village in the heart of Tottenham Hale. It has played a leading role in the regeneration of Tottenham, with awarding winning projects at Hale Village, Tottenham Town Hall and Cannon Road.
Notting Hill Genesis
Notting Hill Housing merged with Genesis Housing Association in 2018 to become Notting Hill Genesis. They are a member of the G15 group of major housing providers in London and the south-east. Notting Hill Genesis are bringing forward a scheme on Ashley Road.
Waterside Places
Muse Developments and the Canal & River Trust are working in partnership (Waterside Places) on the redevelopment of Hale Wharf in Tottenham Hale.
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