Cain Hoy teamed up with Galliard Homes to create a £750 million development in Shoreditch. The 870,000 square foot scheme, known as The Stage, is due to complete in 2020 and will offer luxury residential, commercial and retail space. The development will be crowned by a visitor’s centre themed around the remains of Shakespeare’s original Curtain Theatre from 1570, and the stage the Bard himself once acted on.
In June 2015 Galliard Homes launched their latest E14 development in joint venture with Frogmore and Cain Hoy. Harbour Central will transform a 2.65-acre industrial site into a new Manhattan style vertical village for Canary Wharf in a £550 million redevelopment programme. In a deal with Greystar a £207,800,000 stake was agreed to forward purchase 351 residential units.
The former Great Scotland Yard is undergoing a complete interior transformation from the old Metropolitan Police headquarters into the ultimate 110-room luxury hotel. In 2015 Galliard Homes sold Great Scotland Yard to the Abu-Dhabi based LuLu Group who will take full ownership once Galliard Construction has completed the project.
Galliard Homes established a 50:50 joint venture with private investment company, Cain Hoy (now Cain International). The joint venture known as Galliard Developments Ltd is set to invest up to £225 million in new projects over three years to develop £1 billion of residential units. To date we have undertaken 30 projects with Jonathan Goldstein and his team.
An exclusive VIP event marked the celebration of 21 years of residential development in Prime London and £500 million of sales in just six months.
A further joint venture between Frogmore and Galliard Homes completed the purchase of Baltimore Tower – a striking 46-storey landmark residential tower adjacent Canary Wharf, designed by the team that created the Burj Khalifa.
Marconi House won 'Best Large Development' in the prestigious Evening Standard New Homes Awards 2013.
Galliard Homes introduced the Platinum Collection; a group of developments in London’s most desirable locations. Prestigious addresses launching the collection included Great Cumberland Place, Portland Place and St Mary at Hill.
Together with Frogmore, Galliard Homes acquired a former car park site on Chiltern Street. Permission was later granted to develop 44 ultra-luxury apartments now known as The Chilterns. The scheme broke new ground for Marylebone with world-renowned photographer David Bailey dressing the lobby with his work for the area’s first residents’ private gallery. This flagship development completed in 2016.
The Foster and Partners designed conversion and refurbishment of this listed building in Central London’s Strand was released in 2010 in partnership with Frogmore. Marconi House was once home to the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company in 1912, and was in fact the very building from which the newly formed BBC made its first radio broadcast in 1922.
