Just spotted this in this weeks Wharf - it looks like it's just money now holding this one up:
DEVELOPER'S BIG PLANS FOR LONDON ARENA
http://icthewharf.icnetwork.co.uk/t...r-s-big-plans-for-london-arena-name_page.html
A HOUSING complex complete with shops, offices and a hotel could be built on the site of the London Arena.
Property developer Ballymore has approached Davy Stockbrokers' private clients for £45million to fund the Crossharbour development.
It is due to get under way this autumn and to be completed well in advance of the 2012 Olympics. Davy's clients will be offered a return of 15 per cent per annum over five years if they back the project.
Their money will fund the gap between the amount Ballymore is putting down as equity and borrowings agreed with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
The development will feature eight towers ranging from 43 storeys to seven storeys, a community centre, fitness club and 527 car parking spaces.
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Ballymore is also involved in housing developments at Arrowhead Quay, New Providence Wharf, Peninsula Reach and Wood Wharf.
Arrowhead Quay is now a housing development? Or just sloppy research from The Wharf again?
DEVELOPER'S BIG PLANS FOR LONDON ARENA
http://icthewharf.icnetwork.co.uk/t...r-s-big-plans-for-london-arena-name_page.html
A HOUSING complex complete with shops, offices and a hotel could be built on the site of the London Arena.
Property developer Ballymore has approached Davy Stockbrokers' private clients for £45million to fund the Crossharbour development.
It is due to get under way this autumn and to be completed well in advance of the 2012 Olympics. Davy's clients will be offered a return of 15 per cent per annum over five years if they back the project.
Their money will fund the gap between the amount Ballymore is putting down as equity and borrowings agreed with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
The development will feature eight towers ranging from 43 storeys to seven storeys, a community centre, fitness club and 527 car parking spaces.
[SNIP]
Ballymore is also involved in housing developments at Arrowhead Quay, New Providence Wharf, Peninsula Reach and Wood Wharf.
Arrowhead Quay is now a housing development? Or just sloppy research from The Wharf again?