Celebrating two years of the Stanhope Foundation
The past year has seen the addition of 3 brilliant charities, community volunteering, a fantastic Journey for Jobs virtual race from Soho to Sicily and many more highlights. We're proud of the collective achievement reached by the Stanhope Foundation and its partners and can't wait to see what the next year has in store.
A huge thanks to our lead partners Sir Robert McAlpine, Wilson James, Keltbray, Morrisroe Group, William Hare Group, Michael J Lonsdale, TClarke, Savills and support partners Gardner&Co, Hotchkiss, AHMM, Make Architects, Capital Real Estate, Macfarlanes, Wilkinson Eyre, DNCO, and OAG.
More recent news
All newsStanhope and Mitsubishi Estate London have signed specialist insurer Atrium for a flagship office development in the City of London.
Leading UK developer Stanhope PLC has today announced it has successfully achieved B Corporation (B Corp) certification, joining only a handful of other developers and asset managers who meet the rigorous requirements.
Stanhope, on behalf of investors Mitsui Fudosan and Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), and some of their clients, is announcing the completion of 1 Wood Crescent at Television Centre in West London and its availability for letting to prospective tenants.
An extension of the British Library’s St Pancras site, to include new galleries and event spaces as well as a community garden, has been greenlit.
Stanhope and Mitsubishi Estate London have signed specialist insurer Atrium for a flagship office development in the City of London.
Stanhope, on behalf of investors Mitsui Fudosan and Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), and some of their clients, is announcing the completion of 1 Wood Crescent at Television Centre in West London and its availability for letting to prospective tenants.
Leading UK developer Stanhope PLC has today announced it has successfully achieved B Corporation (B Corp) certification, joining only a handful of other developers and asset managers who meet the rigorous requirements.
An extension of the British Library’s St Pancras site, to include new galleries and event spaces as well as a community garden, has been greenlit.