HG Construction hits 8th Gateway 2 win as approvals accelerate

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The undertaking for Alumno in Elephant and Citadel indicators that Constructing Security Regulator selections are actually beginning to transfer extra rapidly by way of the system.

The Maccreanor Lavington designed scheme will ship 244 pupil rooms on a good brownfield plot beside the railway arches on Rockingham and Tiverton Road. HG is predicted to interrupt floor on the brick clad tower within the New Yr.

It marks an extra elevate in momentum for HG after the contractor accomplished a 13 week Gateway 2 course of for Morro’s Hackney co dwelling undertaking which stays the quickest recognized approval so far.

Further approvals have additionally been secured in London Manchester and Leeds.

Present HG schemes with Gateway 2 approval

Rockingham Road, London – PBSA
Kingsland Street, London – Co-living
Watford Means, Hendon – PBSA
65 Fleet Road, London – PBSA/Blended Use
Watkin Street, London – PBSA (2 separate schemes/submissions)
Millwright Road Leeds – PBSA
One Medlock Road, Manchester – PBSA

HG Building CEO Adam Quinn stated: “We’re rounding off the 12 months with eight Gateway 2 approvals, highlighting the energy and high quality of our submissions and groups, and inserting HG in a particularly strong place shifting into 2026.”

Quinn stated the 12 months break up cleanly in two, with early uncertainty throughout the trade giving approach to a gentle run of approvals from Might onwards after HG secured its first sign-off at Medlock Road in Manchester.

Within the second half of 2025, the contractor racked up seven extra approvals in far shorter timeframes. Quinn places the shift all the way down to constant regulator engagement, deeper collaboration throughout groups and classes utilized from each earlier submission.

He stated: “We’ve got welcomed the willingness of the regulator to have interaction in an open and collaborative course of, with a devoted level of contact offering ongoing communication and suggestions.

“Every time we compile a submission we have now integrated earlier learnings, making certain that the data is refined, related and aligned with the Regulator’s pointers.”

Quinn added: “Attending to grips with the Constructing Security Act has been a significant problem for the sector, however finally the adjustments may have a constructive impression, and we welcome the regulatory shift,” he stated.

“Trying forward, I’m assured that 2026 will see many extra Gateway 2 submissions gaining approval inside a lot shorter time frames. This may present the sector, shoppers and funders with a much-needed confidence increase, and better certainty round supply timescales and the general feasibility of schemes.”