Dominvs Group are bringing forward proposals for a mixed-use scheme, providing new public uses and a new public realm along Northumberland Alley and Rangoon Street, complementing the primary purpose-built student accommodation use.
To view details on our proposals for the site, please visit the Join the conversation section of our website.
Our consultation is now closed.
We would like to thank everyone who has provided their feedback on the proposals. We will review the feedback ahead of submitting the planning application to The City of London Corporation.
We are a family-owned property development platform built on the principles of forming relationships, operating with integrity, exploring opportunities and ideas and making them a reality.
We have built ourselves as a family from the ground-up with no outside investors. It is a true family business where our core principles forge the strategy of everything we do.
Our sites are personally owned and funded by us as a family, giving us the ability to deliver tangible and collaborative outcomes for existing and new communities. As part of this aspiration, we are proud to be one of the first property companies to have a Director position for Social Value, underlining our commitment to delivering sustainable outcomes and legacies.
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