As mixed use developments become increasing complex involving many stakeholders with various needs and involved regulatory processes, effective leadership and co-ordination is required to ensure needs and requirements are aligned and the overall viability of schemes optimised.

Stace have experience in delivering mixed use developments and regeneration projects, dealing with a variety stakeholders including; investors, tenants, local authorities, social landlords, utility suppliers and regeneration organisations such as English Partnerships. 

Creating better places to live, work and socialise in our communities, Stace have proven ability in delivering large mixed use developments keeping up with latest legislation, economic pressures, funding arrangements and community requirements.

Awareness of softer and hidden issues that can impact the success of a mixed use development such as transport, environmental and socio-economic impact and utility supplies, enables the Stace team to manage the risks for a successful completion and occupation of the developments.

With the sustainability agenda continuing to influence and contribute towards success of any regeneration development, Stace expertise can facilitate meeting the increasing demands of sustainability and environmental expectations, including delivering central heating plant (CHP) power stations or managing the establishment of effective transport solutions.