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Contractor appointed for Park Royal logistics hub

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Contractor appointed for Park Royal logistics hub
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Faircloth Construction is now on place and is expected to complete PR1 within the first quarter of 2023.

The developer is Gli, a joint enterprise between London-based completely Kingston Situation Property (KSP) and German property investor Patrizia. Other GLi areas encompass Croydon and Mitcham.

PR1 shall be 100% electric powered, with rooftop solar panels and storage batteries, and also will most seemingly be gain zero in construction, the developer says.

Faircloth Construction director Darren Faircloth acknowledged his agency “prides itself on quality workmanship and shares its clients’ dreams and visions”.

KSP chief govt David Johnson acknowledged: “As a enterprise with an spectacular industrial heritage, admire KSP, Faircloth are a impossible associate to be working with on our first Park Royal blueprint.”

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