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Bouygues clears Gateway 2 for 295-home south London estate rebuild
Bouygues UK has secured Building Safety Regulator approval for phase two of the Tustin Estate rebuild in Southwark, covering 295 homes within a wider scheme of nearly 700. The approval followed a six-month detailed design process involving more than 28 specialist partners and clears the way for construction to begin.
Our readGateway 2 approval clears a regulatory hurdle under the Building Safety Act. The real test is whether build costs still pencil out by the time steel is ordered.
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