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Hurlington and The Collective: 462 co-living units in Harrow and Hackney Wick

CGI of Palm House, Harrow: a red-brick block of around ten storeys with coloured window panels, round upper windows and a glazed ground floor of shops, on a street corner beside a taller pale residential tower

Hurlington formed a 50:50 joint venture with co-living operator The Collective to deliver two approved schemes in London, together providing 462 co-living units.

At Palm House on Palmerston Road in Harrow, a nine-storey building offers 222 shared living rooms for longer stays, with flexible workspace and shared amenities. Hurlington secured what was reported as the UK's first sui generis planning consent for a new-build co-living scheme there.

At Wallis Road in Hackney Wick, 240 short-stay rooms are planned around a double-height Market Yard for music, art and culture, and a Makers Yard for artists and creative projects.

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