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Potential number of homes that could sit on the bowstring bridge at the mouth of the Lea in east London

how a plan to place homes on a Living Bridge at Leamouth is a nod to history and a visionary proposal for the future

by Jon Massey

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t starts with an idea. The concept of people living on bridges isn’t new – they’ve been doing that for hundreds of years all over the world. But Urban Space Management’s (USM) “aspirational” suggestion for a residential crossing at Trinity Buoy Wharf, spanning the mouth of the River Lea still feels a little bit visionary.

There’s something inherently attractive about inhabiting structures over water. Looking back, we have the historical romance of the Old London Bridge and the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, for example.

Flowing forward, there’s author William ibson’s sci-fi vision of a jerry-built, self-governing shanty town clinging to the steel bones of San Francisco’s Bay Bridge. This imaginary leap into a near future – where a ribbon of infrastructure is repurposed by a passionate, vibrant community of squatters, reacting to the pressures of insu cient housing and oppression – is a ash of what necessity and collaboration might be capable of.

It’s counter-cultural, haphazard and seductive.

USM’s plan for a Living Bridge has something of both examples.

It’s a functional proposal – a connection to Royal Docks for pedestrians and cyclists that would ensure a ow of tra c through the existing site.

But it’s also the root of a future community, with around 70 properties suspended from the steel arch that would support the entire structure – brought to life in Cartwright Pickard’s illustrative designs.

Access to the river would be preserved for taller vessels with a section of the bridge able to lift to allow safe passage.

Planning permission has already been granted for one crossing in the area – Hercules Bridge over the Lea on the northern edge of Ballymore’s Goodluck Hope development.

If built, this would connect to both a footpath towards Canning Town station as well as to the Lower Lea Crossing yover for access to Royal Docks.

USM is currently gathering feedback on a range of ideas to improve connectivity in and around Trinity Buoy Wharf, with a consultation running until July 20. Its plans aim to help overcome

Right from the beginning, I thought the problem for this whole bit of London was that it is disconnected from itself in every way Eric Reynolds, Urban Space Management

barriers such as roads, rivers and railways to make journeys that are complicated now, simpler in the future.

USM founding director Eric Reynolds said: “Right from the beginning, I thought the problem for this whole bit of London was that it is disconnected from itself in every way.

“Standing on the roof of the building that’s now occupied by Faraday Prep School at Trinity Buoy Wharf in the late 1990s, it was clear we should be doing something about this.

“Our outline planning application for the site allows us to build a bridge as a continuation of Orchard Place because it always seemed to me that the Lea should have more than a road bridge over it – there should also be something for pedestrians and cyclists.

“We should be connecting people, not just for us, but also for people living north and east of here – in Canning Town for example. They should see the river as part of their back or front garden, not something that’s just hidden away.”

The case for a second bridge becomes increasingly clear when future development is taken into account. The Thameside West scheme is expected to deliver some 5,000 new homes just across the river as well as a new DLR station, a school and industrial and creative workspaces.

“One of the things we did achieve years ago was to persuade the DLR planners to leave a straight bit of track on that land to allow potential for that station,” said Eric. “It didn’t make sense then, but, with thousands of homes and a new town centre coming, it does now.

“Regarding the bridge – it may be that we put homes on it, we don’t know yet. We think there are two good reasons for doing it.

Firstly it creates new land and a new opportunity for a community.

A rendering of the Hercules Bridge

Eric Reynolds is founding director of Urban Space Managment, which runs Trinity Buoy Wharf, right

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An artist’s impression of how the Living Bridge could look on the Lea

and community

The bridge would connect Trinity Buoy Wharf with the forthcoming Thameside West scheme in Royal Docks

“Secondly, in doing that, it offsets the cost of the bridge – so there’s an economic and a social argument.

“The Living Bridge would also be a big signpost to the importance and value of the River Lea, which was a vital part of the transport of this area – a line of power and industry – before it silted up. It deserves that recognition.

“Imagine coming up the Thames and seeing this out-ofscale bridge, all lit up with people living inside it.

“I really think it would appeal to Londoners – every building along the river is worked so as many properties as possible have views of the water. Here it would be right underneath – with no risk of anyone building in front of or behind you.”

But does an area that is already connected to Canning Town via London City Island’s bridge and, potentially the already agreed Hercules Bridge really need another crossing?

“At the moment, the existing bridge takes you to the top of London City Island but we have an awful lot of walkers, dog owners, cyclists, hikers and so on who come to Trinity Buoy Wharf and would really like not to have to go back on themselves,” said Eric.

“The Hercules Bridge gives people the chance to do something different – to walk round the edge of the Lea and follow the river north.

“What the Living Bridge would do is to make it much easier to follow the Thames along the southern edge of Royal Docks as far as Barrier Park.

“It increases the potential for pedestrians and cyclists to reach these areas.

“It’s also in some ways an attempt to re-invent a community that was here in the past. There was a small fishing community and a school here, which was wiped away when local authorities decided that slum clearances were the thing to do.

“There also used to be a little ferry that took people across the Lea because the Thames Ironworks and Orchard Wharf needed to get their workers to work. During the Crossrail Works, the foundations for that ferry were found, so this has grown partly out of what we perceive as a respect for the past and an aspiration for the future.”

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Minimum share of a property buyers can purchase at Goodluck Hope through Notting Hill Genesis Left and right, show home interiors from shared ownership properties at Goodluck Hope

roots a place to put down

how first-time and eligible buyers can get on the ladder with shared ownership at Goodluck Hope

by Jon Massey

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ven if homes on Trinity Buoy Wharf’s Living Bridge never get lifted into the air (see Page 14 if you missed it), there are plenty of options for living in the area thanks to the nearby developments of London City Island and Goodluck Hope.

A collection of one and two-bedroom homes is currently available at the latter on a shared ownership basis through housing association Notting Hill Genesis.

Prices for the apartments start at £113,750 for a 25% share of a one-bed and £155,000 for 25% of a two-bed. Buyers have the option to access a range of residents’ amenities on-site including a gym, pool, lounge, private cinema and a 24-hour concierge service.

The properties themselves feature LED lighting, communal heating systems, built-in storage in the principal bedrooms and Armitage Shanks sanitary ware in the bathrooms.

Open-plan living areas include Karndean flooring and fully-fitted kitchens in matte

Buyers can enjoy openplan living with views of the river Thames and access to sought-after amenities including a state-of-the-art pool Sarah Andrews, Notting Hill Genesis

white with stainless steel integrated appliances.

Notting Hill Genesis marketing manager Sarah Andrews said: “Our shared ownership homes at Goodluck Hope are perfectly suited to first-time buyers looking to put down roots in an exciting part of east London.

“Buyers can enjoy open-plan living with views of the river Thames and access to soughtafter amenities including a state-of-the-art pool, gym, cinema and co-working space.

“There’s a brand new community developing at Goodluck Hope, including creative spaces at Trinity Buoy Wharf, and residents can also explore neighbouring London City Island with its bars, restaurants and cultural attractions.

“The homes are ideally suited to the modern Londoner, with space to work from home, as well as excellent transport connections to Canary Wharf and central London for those looking to commute.”

Goodluck Hope is located within walking distance of Canning Town station which is served by the DLR and the Jubilee line as well as numerous bus routes.

The development also Facilities at Goodluck boasts communal gardens with seating areas on the river Hope include a private cinema Lea. The scheme also features and a swimming pool cycle storage on-site and is a 10-minute ride from Canary Wharf.

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The property’s main windows face north with views over east London to Stratford West India Quay, E14 Guide: £800,000 - leasehold

Bedrooms and built-in

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This two-bedroom apartment is located just across the dock from Canary Wharf on the 28th floor with views across east London to the north of the estate.

The dual aspect accommodation includes floor-to-ceiling windows, an open-plan living area with fully fitted kitchen, a family bathroom and an en suite to the principal bedroom.

Residents benefit from a 24-hour concierge service, secure underground parking and access to the services of the Marriot hotel, which occupies the lower floors of the building.

The property is within easy walking distance of the DLR and Elizabeth Line.

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how only a few homes remain at Upper Riverside but there are plenty more in the pipeline

17.5k

The number of homes Knight Dragon is set to build on Greenwich Peninsula – it is currently around 30% of the way through the project

by Jon Massey

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his moment represents something of a tipping point in the regeneration of Greenwich Peninsula.

There are still 20-odd apartments left in the Upper Riverside phase of Knight Dragon’s mammoth project, so for buyers this is a last chance to get in on one of the angular blocks set along the Thames.

“That’s really been our focus for the last four years, with just over 1,000 properties and it’s very much an established community now,” said Kerri Sibson, chief operating o cer at the developer.

“We launched the last building – No. 5 – just as we went into the first bout of Covid, so things stalled for a little while and then subsequently picked up.

“We have a few one-bed and two-bed homes available, so this is a last chance to buy. There’s a really strong sense of community across the five buildings at pper Riverside, which is really lovely and, of course, that’s what you hope for – people who will occupy the space and make it what they want it to be.”

Homes at No. 5 Upper Riverside start at £487,500 with residents’ facilities including access to a co-working space, three gyms, multiple roof terraces and a 15th oor swimming pool.

For those who’d rather rent, No. pper Riverside offers studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes to let with starting prices ranging from £1,500pcm to £3,000pcm, a selection of contract options and the option to move in without a deposit.

“The rental operation has had a full year now and the rental market is booming, so that has performed really well for us and we’ve been really pleased,” said Kerri. “Having that option is part of what we talk about all the time for the Peninsula, which is that you need diversity of product to keep your audience as wide as possible.

“If you have just one type of property, it quickly becomes a not very interesting place to be. Rental gives us a different clientele and it definitely feeds into our sales business.

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Part of The Tide

One of the many public events on Greenwich Peninsula

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Knight Dragon’s Upper Riverside scheme is now complete

The Lobby at No. 5 Upper Riverside A residents’ roof terrace at the development

The residents’ 15th-floor pool

Around 20 homes are still available

Knight Dragon chief operating officer Kerri Sibson says construction on Greenwich Peninsula is set to ramp up

“We haven’t been able to do it yet, but we might be on the cusp of seeing if we could do ‘Try before you buy’.

“I’d like the idea that we could have a rental offer which ultimately means that the money you’re spending on rent becomes a deposit and – although it sends our finance department into palpitations – it would be wonderful if we could achieve that.

“On the sales side, having Lower Riverside has always been the perfect counterpoint in terms of accessibility so we’re not just offering one price point.”

Knight Dragon’s approach to making sure the area it is creating appeals to buyers somewhat sets it apart. The company has invested significantly in public space as well as an ongoing programme of art exhibitions and events, intended to attract visitors to the area and entertain the now circa 5,000 residents.

That includes the creation of The Tide – an elevated park complete with sculptures including a work by Damian Hirst.

Knight Dragon has also worked to help establish local businesses to serve those passing through, studying and living on the Peninsula, opening a diverse collection of commercial buildings at Design District in 2021.

“That’s been a great success for us,” said erri. “It was enormously stressful for all parties getting it launched post-Covid.

“We had businesses really excited and ready to move in and we were behind because everything had been closed for many months, but when it arrived it exceeded all out expectations.

“When we launched, we had a journalist from the BBC asking whether we were worried about people not returning to work, not coming into the o ce – but that’s hasn’t been our experience.

“We have such a great mix of tenants in the creative industries and they were just really desperate to get in, to collaborate and to feed off each other.

“I’ve been working on this project since Knight Dragon got involved and I’ve found that if you engage with the creative industries early on in any process, the product you come out with is so much more interesting and challenging than if you stick to a very traditional property route.

“You can end up with a very homogenised product with ‘Do Not Stand On The Grass’ signs.

We didn’t want that here.”

With a total of nearly 17,500 homes in the pipeline, both residents and visitors can expect to see a ramping up of activity, as Knight Dragon prepares to announce the next phases of its project later in the year.

I’d like the idea that we could have a rental offer which ultimately means that the money you’re spending on rent becomes a deposit Kerri Sibson, Knight Dragon

“We’re probably around the 30% mark in terms of completion, so there’s still an awful lot more to do,” said erri.

“We’ve just announced a partnership with construction firm ace – which built pper Riverside and The Tide – and there’s a big push forward in terms of momentum and speed of delivery. There are going to be lots of homes on their way very quickly.

“In the last four or five years, we’ve been very focused on placemaking. The river bank, back in the day, was a desolate tarmac path that ran along the Thames, so we invested in The Tide to get people to enjoy the area.

“It was important for us that Greenwich Peninsula was not just about homes, but a balance between home and work and a place where people would want to spend time during the day.”

With ace set to build buildings as part of Knight Dragon’s 40-acre project, the exact shape of the final development cannot be set in stone.

“From an infrastructure point of view, it’s a constant game of moving things around,” said Kerri. “When we started the project, the Silvertown Tunnel hadn’t been given the green light, so two of our buildings won’t be delivered because now that’s very much happening.

“It’s also absolutely our ambition to redevelop North Greenwich station, although we weren’t able to make our original plans for that site work.

“However, it’s important to remember, from a residents’ point of view, how well connected the Peninsula already is – London City Airport, for example, is a big plus for us.

“There’s a perception Greenwich is further away than it actually is, but once people are here they realise how well connected it actually is – just minutes from Canary Wharf and the City.”

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19.6% of Docklands property sellers reduce their asking prices as the property market starts to return to equilibrium • 483 of the 2,463 properties on the market in the Docklands area have had a price reduction in the last 3 months.

• The average reduction has been 5.3% of the original asking price.

Hello

I started my property career working for an independent estate agent in the Wapping area. Since 1994 I have been based in and around East London. I started my own company in 1995 and it has grown from humble beginnings to become a well respected sales, lettings and property management agency operating in the Docklands and East London areas. Then in 2007, I opened my first branch in the Medway area. I am proud that we now have three branches in Kent.

My operation is set to expand in 2020 and beyond.

I am a long term member of both the NAEA and ARLA and a former Regional Representative for the latter. As the owner of a growing residential and commercial property portfolio, I understand well the trials and tribulations that property owners go through. I have well over 20 years experience of regenerative Dock’s areas and specialise in new development reporting.

I am happy to advise you on all aspects of property. So, if you are looking at your first buy-to-let (even if it is with another agency), or have trouble with a tenant, feel free to contact me. I offer honest and impartial advice.

Spencer Fortag

• This is great news for Docklands home buyers and Docklands buy-to-let landlords, strangely Docklands house sellers as well.

The last couple of years of the Docklands property market has seen some amazing prices being achieved with multiple offers and many properties selling for way over the asking price.

Yet, as I have been writing about the Docklands property market over the last few weeks, the tide is beginning to turn, and the pendulum swing more towards a balanced Docklands property market as more homeowners in the Docklands area (E14) have been reducing their asking prices.

Of the 2,463 properties for sale in the Docklands area, 483 have been reduced in price in the last 3 months.

This can be broken down as follows…

So why is this important and why is this good news, even for Docklands house sellers?

Property industry statistics show that 5 out of 6 house sellers will buy another property and over 80% of those sellers will move up the property ladder.

When you move up the property ladder, that normally means you pay more for the one you want to move to (that’s why it’s called the property ladder).

So, whilst you won’t be getting as much for yours as you might have done earlier in the year, you won’t have to pay as much for the one you want to buy (and the price difference between the two properties will be smaller – meaning you will end up saving money because of these reductions).

Therefore, what is the level of reduction being seen in the Docklands property market?

The average percentage of the price reduction in the Docklands area has been 5.3%.

I must stress house prices/values in Docklands haven’t dropped 5.3%, just the asking prices of some of the properties on the market.

This is good news for Docklands firsttime buyers and landlords, as they will be more likely to buy a property at a more reasonable price. Whilst, as I explained above, this is also good news for sellers as most of them will end up paying less for the higher priced property they end up buying after selling theirs.

So, what should Docklands homeowners be aware of if they are selling their home now or in the future?

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Continued from page 1 For me, it is important that I inform all Docklands property owners of the real story. This enables them to judge for themselves where they stand in the current Docklands property market, thus enabling them to make better informed decisions.

You see some Docklands estate agents will deliberately over inflate the suggested initial asking price to the house seller, because it gives them a bigger chance to secure the property on that agent’s book, as opposed to a competitor.

This practice is called overvaluing.

Now of course, each Docklands homeowner wants to get the most for their Docklands home, yet some estate agents know this and prey on those Docklands house sellers.

You might ask, what is the problem with that?

Well, you only get one opportunity at hitting the Docklands property market as a new property. Everybody has access to the internet, social media and the four main property portals (Rightmove, Boomin, On The Market, Zoopla), and your potential buyers will know the property market like the back of their hand.

If you have a 2-bed Docklands semi that is on the market for a 3-bed Docklands semi-detached house price ... those Docklands buyers will ignore you.

Your Docklands property will stick on the market as your potential buyers keep seeing your property on the portals each week.

These buyers will then start to believe there is something wrong with your property and dismiss it even further. That is until you, as the house seller, reduce your asking price. The issue is that sometimes these buyers will think something is wrong with your home and could bid you down even further,

meaning you will get less even though you asked for more!

(This was backed up by some research done by Which?).

Now according to research by Denton House, the average British house buyer only views around six properties before buying – so please don’t assume viewers will come round your optimistically priced (i.e. overvalued) Docklands home, thinking they will knock you down – quite the opposite – they just won’t view your home in the first place.

And you know that because I bet you have done the same yourself when searching for property.

So, all I suggest is this ... be realistic with your asking price to start with.

Do that and you will sell your Docklands property at a decent price to a decent buyer ... first time, every time – enabling you to move onto the next chapter of your life.

If you know of anyone currently selling their home in the Docklands area and finding things difficult, please share this article with them as it could be of interest.

One place for more information is my Docklands Property Market blog. If you are a landlord or thinking of becoming one for the first time, and you want to read more articles like this about the Docklands property market together with regular postings on what I consider the best buy to let deals in the Docklands area, then it is well worth reading. You can also email via spencer@lmlondon.com If you are in the area feel free to pop into the office which is based at Landmark Estates, 264 Westferry Road, London, E14 3AG

The Shifting Docklands Property Market • The Docklands property market is on the verge of a ‘tipping point’.

• The rate of house price growth has started to ease with a reduction in the number of properties that will sell in Docklands in the coming 12 to 18 months.

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