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	CAUTION HITS THE MARKET - NOVEMBER 2008 Estates Gazettes Daniel Cunningham reviews the East Midlands Commercial property market. With developers increasingly unwi...	29/04/10
	PLANS UNVEILED FOR NEW OFFICES AT SOUTHREEF 2 Southreef Properties II Limited has unveiled plans for new offices to be constructed on the former Sheriffs Lodge site a...	05/02/08
	CONSIDERATE CONSTRUCTORS AT SOUTHREEF Southreef are pleased to announce that Thomas Fish and Sons, the principal contractor on the Canal Street development, h...	05/02/08
	COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AWARDS 2007 We are happy to announce that not only has one of the Directors of Southreef been nominated a finalist in the Nottingham...	29/01/08
	A DEVELOPER WITH PRINCIPLES In the press! Southreef are featured within the February edition of	29/01/08
	SOUTHREEF DIRECTOR IS FINALIST FOR PROPERTY ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARD 2007 Charles Fish, Director of Southreef Properties Limited has been selected as a finalist for the Nottingham Evening Post P...	24/01/08
	CONSTRUCTION PARTNER NEWS Please download the latest edition of the T...	15/12/07
	SOUTHREEF SETS SAIL! A massive engineering and water management programme is preparing the ground for the largest ever city centre mixed use sch...	06/12/07
	CALLING ALL TOWER CRANE FANS! Have you ever wondered how tower cranes are erected? If so, now’s your chance to see the next big crane being assembled at...	24/09/07
	MANAGEMENT IS THE KEY TO APARTMENT LIVING! City centre apartment living is no longer the phenomenon it once was, however, finding a residential development that provi...	14/09/07
	ALLIED IRISH BANK (GB) FUNDS LANDMARK SCHEME A Nottingham development company has turned to Allied Irish Bank (GB) to fund a £40 million waterside mixed use development...	24/07/07
	NOTTINGHAM WATERSIDE SCHEME SET TO START February will see the start of a £45m development alongside the Nottingham Canal close to the city centre and which is expected to be completed early in 2009. The develpment is near to the existing Broadmarsh shopping centre - itself due to be doubled in size by 2011 - and the Midland Railway Station, which is seen as a major transport centre, which will interlink trains, trams and buses and provide a new connection to the Channel Tunnel. New plans envisage a total of 240 apartments, approximately 55,000 sq.ft. of office and restaurant space and a public pathway, including a bridge to link the canal's south bank with the new development. Excellence in Urban Regeneration When complete the development will comprise studios, one and two bedroom luxury apartments and penthouses and three bedroom duplexes, some having spectular views of this city's fame castle. Robin Hood, the wicked Sheriff, Roger Mortimer and all that agical mythological and heart-stopping historical stuff... The regeneration project will also provide 100 'affordable homes' which have been sold to Spirita and which will be made available for rent and purchase through the homebuy shared ownership scheme. The developer is Nottingham-based Southreef Properties Limited and the construction will be carried out by the major city-based construction company, Thomas Fish and Sons. Southreef's sales and marketing director, Andrea Richardson, said "Our aim is to produce something of a very high standard. We are aware that management is a key issue and we are therefore providing a concierge service with 24-hour security; in my experience management is a key issue to ensure sustainable success." The Canal Street site runs from the Job Centre to Enviroenergy's heat station on London Road and is contained within the Nottingham City Council's designated 38 hectare Southside development area.	20/01/07