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  • Development and sales

    Our portfolio provides a broad range of unparalleled development opportunities

  • From multi-million pound developments at our large managed stations, to regional regeneration schemes across the country, We aim to deliver high quality and innovative developments; generating sustainable sources of income we can use to re-invest into improving facilities and services for passengers.

    Working in partnership with investors and developers, a number of substantial projects are already underway and further opportunities are actively being sought, for example:

  • The Shard
     

    The Shard - London Bridge

  • Cannon Place - Cannon St station
     

    Cannon Place - Cannon Street station

  • Solum regeneration, Epsom station
     

    Solum regeneration - Epsom station


  • The report, The Value of Station Investment, shows that investment in stations brings economic benefits to towns and cities.

    Solum Regeneration

    A multi-site joint venture partnership with Kier Property to develop station sites in the South-East of England for mixed-use regeneration schemes – including Epsom, Twickenham and Walthamstow.

    Cannon Place

    A development agreement with Hines to deliver over 35,000sq m of office space in the City of London. Also includes over £20 million investment into Cannon Street station.

    The Shard

    A landmark development adjacent to London Bridge station, the Shard is part of a Sellar Property Group project.

    Chaddesden Sidings, Derby

    A development partner being sought to master plan the site, secure satisfactory planning consents and bring forward the infrastructure and development of the 70 acre site located on the edge of Pride Park, Derby. 

    Collyhurst and the Lower Irk Valley, Manchester

    Manchester City Council, in consultation with Network Rail and the Homes and Community Agency, is seeking an experienced investment partner or consortium to deliver an ambitious plan to regenerate the Collyhurst and Lower Irk Valley – some 135 hectares of land located at the edge of Manchester city centre.

    Contact us for more information

    We proactively seek out new business opportunities through our dedicated New Business Development Team.

    To discuss any new business opportunities please email Chris Paxman, development manager (new business) chris.paxman@networkrail.co.uk