RE Hotel, E2

New Build

New Build 178 room hotel from concept, beyond building, to opening and operating.

The Project that made us, a New Build 178 Room Hotel with Underground Car Parking, Meeting rooms, Restaurant and Bar in London, E2. We gained planning consent for this scheme in the middle of the roaring Noughties. Problem was we couldnt fund it. No one believed Hackney was going anywhere. We finally managed to convince our original bankers @ Lloyds to fund us and the rest is History.

We delivered the Project in 2008 and remember seeing Lehman Brothers collapse as we were doing our opening. By 2010 we, as the operators, had managed to deliver twice our forceast profit in the biggest recession of a lifetime. We gained consent for an addional two storeys to the exisitng build and the Property was finally sold as a going concern to Crosstree Captial at the end of 2017, We miss the Hotel Business, so please watch this space.

EXAMPLE PROJECTS

High Road, E18
New Build

26 Apartment, 6 storey scheme consisting of 14 two-bedroom and 12 one-bedroom apartments.

Windmill Lane, E15
Conversion + Extension

9 apartment conversion with extension on the borders of the Olympic Park.

High Street, E11
New Build

3 three-storey townhouses, 4 apartments and a penthouse to the rear and a M&S Simply Food store to the front.

RE Hotel, E2
New Build

New Build 178 room hotel from concept, beyond building, to opening and operating.

The Regal, E4
New Build + Conversion

The proposal will see the complete redevelopment of The Regal in order to provide a 2-screen cinema, associated café and 33 apartments.

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