Three major projects showcased in “Berkeley on the Square”
Over 37 properties across the UK are exhibited in the retail pop-up in Hong Kong.
UK property developer Berkeley Group recently unveiled its retail pop-up, 'Berkeley on the Square,’ with three major projects, namely Camden goods yard, Broadway east, and Oakhill in the limelight.
According to Berkeley Group Director Anthony Jurenko, the exhibit serves as a good opportunity for the company to garner clients, adding that some UK experts from different sites have flown to Hong Kong to show support and assist prospective clients.
“It's something which we as a group have long hoped to be able to create an environment where we can encourage existing customers, prospective customers, as well as passers-by into our own retail space,” Jurenko said.
‘Berkeley on the Square’ highlights 37 specific schemes, with three specific developments being highlighted.
“There's three in particular, we are so excited to launch to the market, the first of which is Camden Goods Yard,” Jurenko said, “It's a stunning eight acre destination nestled in the heart of a North London neighborhood, renowned globally for its dynamic energy, but also its proximity to Primrose Hill, which is extremely elegant part of London, as well as Regent's Park, which is for me one of my favorite parks in London.”
Camden Goods Yard’s target market is broad as it aims to cater people looking for their first investment, as well as those with eyes for education since it is in close proximity to some of London’s top universities.
The second development which was launched globally for the first time in ‘Berkeley on the Square’ is Broadway East which runs along Regent’s canal and overlooks the London skyline.
Moreover, Oakhill, located in Kent, is a gated development of 24 houses and over 90 apartments within the catchment area of some of the top top schools across the UK.
“So these three schemes are something we're very proud to showcase. We think that we have something for everyone, whether it's for someone moving to the UK, for someone who might be looking to add a property to their portfolio, we really do have something for everyone,” Jurenko said.
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