Bradford City Village is a major regeneration scheme focused on the former retail heart of Bradford City Centre. The project aims to deliver 1,000 new homes, supporting residential densification of the city centre core and helping to reshape the role of the area as retail patterns change.

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Salford Central involved the regeneration of over 50 acres of underutilised land with a failing urban form on the edge of Manchester City Centre. The programme has delivered more than 1,000 mixed tenure homes, including Greenhaus and the development of 96 Passivhaus affordable homes delivered with Salix housing association.

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Viaduct Housing Partnership, part of Stockport Homes Group, created a new mixed tenure neighbourhood in Offerton in Stockport while preserving the locally listed Battersby Hat Works mill buildings. Redevelopment of the brownfield site began in 2019, following planning approval in 2018. The scheme was completed in 2025.

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Sale West in Trafford is a long-term housing-led regeneration programme running from 2020 to 2027. The vision for the £50 million masterplan was to deliver 263 new homes, enhance green spaces and biodiversity, and improve 1,100 existing homes.

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Hyde Park Street in Bensham is a 2.88-acre site that stood vacant for nearly a decade following the demolition of terraced housing in 2013. Redevelopment had stalled due to prohibitive costs despite strong demand for affordable family homes.

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Riverside has been active in Runcorn since 1989, managing around 2,700 homes in Halton. Hallwood Park and Palace Fields are central to this £119 million, ten year regeneration project aimed at revitalising these communities.

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In Hattersley, Onward are undertaking a long-term, phased approach to transforming an entire neighbourhood, combining new homes, improved existing stock, public realm investment and social infrastructure.

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Beech Hill lies on the western edge of Halifax Town Centre. Previously, three derelict tower blocks, a council depot, a shop and nine garages occupied the site, with the tower blocks standing empty for over ten years before demolition began.

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At Borough Yard, Birkenhead, Wirral Council and its partners, supported by Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Homes England, are aiming to turn 10.9 hectares of long derelict former gasworks and railway land into a walkable, low carbon neighbourhood.

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One of the UK’s most ambitious city centre regeneration schemes creating a new urban quarter at the heart of Sunderland. The 32 hectare brownfield site sits adjacent to the river and requires significant demolition, land remediation and infrastructure investment before redevelopment can take place.

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The South Bank area of Leeds has the potential to deliver more than 20,000 new homes over the next decade alongside significant new economic and commercial activity creating growth and jobs.

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The Western Estate in Newton Aycliffe highlights both the value and limits of community-focused intervention where large-scale physical regeneration is absent. Built in 1969 as part of Newton Aycliffe New Town, the estate comprises 514 two- and three-bedroomed homes.

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Jubilee Fields Estate in Shildon demonstrates the impact housing-led regeneration can achieve when physical investment is combined with strong community partnership and long-term commitment.

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Union Village is a development of 145 two, three and four-bedroom homes on a long vacant 3.5-hectare brownfield site in Gresham, a few minutes’ walk from Middlesbrough town centre.

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