Great places
stand the
test of time
We’re the developers and asset managers behind lots of London’s most dynamic and longstanding landmarks, from Tate Modern to Television Centre.
Walk into any of our places or buildings and you’ll find it humming with human activity. People trust Stanhope to shape places with all sorts of different, often complex functions: science hubs, opera houses, global office headquarters. We’ve been doing it for almost four decades now, with over 40 million sq ft of experience to draw on.
We originate, design, deliver and manage great places that stand the test of time: sustainable, flexible places that create value.
We’re experts in the whole lifecycle of a development, from the earliest ideas through to managing a place. Our team is unique for having specialists in the room at every stage: a knowledge network that keeps us at the forefront of the market. We like co-investing in our projects to underscore alignment with our partners and goals.
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Latest
PayPal sign lease for 40,000 sq ft at 76 Southbank as construction completes
The transformation and extension of 76 Southbank, a Grade II listed building adjacent to the National Theatre, has successfully reached practical completion – delivering 300,000 sq. ft. of cutting-edge and sustainable office space.
Mitsui Fudosan confirms £1.1 billion groundbreaking development of British Library extension proposals
We’re delighted to announced that Mitsui Fudosan UK has confirmed its commitment to develop The British Library Extension. Stanhope will be acting as development manager for this significant project designed by RSHP and Arup.
Seventy Gracechurch Street - new landmark sustainable office building in the heart of the City approved
Handelsbanken signs lease for new HQ at Woolgate
Stanhope and the Woolgate Exchange Unit Trust (WEUT) have today announced that Handelsbanken has signed a 15-year lease at Woolgate.
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