Known for our proven regeneration & development expertise, Innes England is at the forefront of driving successful regeneration projects, offering a comprehensive range of services essential for achieving outstanding results. Our team, comprised of regeneration specialists, is equipped to discuss and advance every aspect of a project on a viable basis.
Our expertise spans from crafting regeneration strategies and masterplans to implementing delivery mechanisms. We provide bespoke advice, uniquely focused on the specific needs of our clients. Recognising that regeneration projects vary widely, we work closely with our clients to understand their unique objectives, aiding them in transforming their visions into commercial success.
Our involvement is flexible and comprehensive, ranging from leading the delivery of entire projects to providing specialised financial or master planning advice. Our consultancy team utilises its extensive regional experience and expertise to develop essential processes and strategies, driving regeneration projects towards successful completion. Many regeneration initiatives also follow frameworks informed by UK Government planning guidance.
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The Challenge: As part of its continued expansion across the East Midlands, Greggs required suitable new locations that would provide strong visibility, accessibility and the space needed to meet changing customer expectations. With requirements spanning different locations and property types, the challenge was to identify opportunities that complemented Greggs’ existing estate while supporting its continued regional growth. Innes England was tasked with identifying and securing two suitable premises in Lincoln and Sherwood, building on its longstanding relationship with the national food-to-go retailer.
The Challenge: A leading Midlands university required detailed Depreciated Reinstatement Cost Assessments across six key buildings within its estate, including a Grade I-listed heritage building featuring original courtrooms and historic prison cells.