Kings Reach redevelopment to start 2013

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A recent trend in London is the inward flow of Middle-eastern money helping to kick-start stalled developments. 

The latest venture to receive a lifeline is the Kings Reach Tower redevelopment on the South Bank, SE1. Developer CIT Group has accepted £250 million from a group of Middle-eastern investors meaning that contractors can finally be signed. 

The former IPC Media HQ is currently vacant, looking drab and neglected. 

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The redevelopment will see six extra storeys added to the 30 storey tower, with floors 11 to 30 being converted from office to residential to create a total of 173 apartments. At the base of the building a new ten-storey building will house 425,000 sq ft of office space and 46,000 sq ft of retail space fronting Stamford Street. A new roof garden will top this low-rise extension, as shown below. 

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Construction is expected to begin next year and should be complete by 2015. 
 

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