Property & Development
Browse the latest Property & Development news and stories in Oxford and across Oxfordshire, including stories about building, managing, developing or investing in Real Estate in Oxford and across Oxfordshire.
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Deanfield Homes begins construction on 26 new homes at Clementine Gardens in Charlbury
Construction has begun on Clementine Gardens, a new development of 26 homes in Charlbury, Oxfordshire. The scheme will include two, three and four-bedroom properties, with a show home expected to open in spring 2027.
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Oxford’s historic Osney Power Station reopens as Oxford University’s Global Leadership Centre
Oxford University has opened a £70m Global Leadership Centre at the former Osney Power Station, transforming the historic industrial building into a residential executive education facility while retaining key features of its past.
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Oxford University plans for Wellington Square development approved despite Jericho objections
Plans to demolish a Wellington Square building and replace it with academic space and student accommodation have been approved by Oxford councillors, despite objections over the loss of mature trees, biodiversity and a much-loved community space.
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Oxford edge village could see 150 new homes under development plans
A proposal for up to 150 new homes at Sandford-on-Thames has opened for consultation, with developers pointing to links with Oxford, the A4074 and the proposed reopening of the Cowley Branch Line.
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JR Hospital retrospective planning application prompts row over lost greenery
A retrospective planning application for new gas infrastructure at the John Radcliffe Hospital has prompted objections from a Headington heritage group, which says greenery was removed without the necessary consent.
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Banbury regeneration masterplan aims to attract new investment
Plans to shape the future of Banbury have moved forward, with Oxfordshire County Council and Cherwell District Council beginning work on a new masterplan aimed at supporting regeneration, investment, jobs and long-term growth.
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Planning consent granted for almost 400 more homes at Valley Park
Almost 400 more homes are set to be built at Valley Park in Didcot after planning consent was granted for the latest phase of the 4,254-home development, including properties for a local housing association.
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84 affordable homes handed over at Wellington Gate in Grove
84 affordable homes at the Wellington Gate development in Grove are being transferred to a local housing provider, as construction continues on a major scheme planned to deliver up to 1,500 homes.
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Oxford councillors reaffirm approval for Bertie Park development despite campaigners’ concerns
Oxford councillors have reaffirmed approval for 31 affordable homes at Bertie Park despite concerns over the loss of recreation space and safety. Campaigners opposing the development say they will continue their challenge and are consulting lawyers about a possible judicial review.
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Oxford City Council plans sale of New Road building for student accommodation
Oxford City Council is preparing to sell 11 New Road to St Peter’s College, which plans to replace existing commercial space and expand student accommodation from six to 24 bedrooms, subject to planning permission.
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£14m Signal Yard development at Milton Park set for official launch
The £14m retail and hospitality destination at Milton Park will launch this month, bringing independent food, drink, health and leisure businesses together in a new social hub for workers, visitors and the wider Oxfordshire community.
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Bertie Park housing plans face fresh scrutiny as councillors prepare to review approval
Plans for 31 affordable homes on Bertie Park in Oxford will return to councillors next week, after the controversial development was called in for review. Residents opposing the scheme say the park is a vital community space, while the council points to Oxford’s pressing need for affordable housing.
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Persimmon Homes Wessex is hosting events to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder
Persimmon Homes Wessex is hosting events across Oxfordshire and the wider region to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder and families move into larger homes.
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New shared ownership homes launched in Wantage as property prices remain a barrier for buyers
New two, three and four-bedroom shared ownership homes have gone on sale at The Orchards in Wantage, offering local buyers an alternative route into home ownership as property prices remain high across Oxfordshire.
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North Oxford Lawn Tennis Club expands padel offering with three new floodlit courts
North Oxford Lawn Tennis Club has expanded its padel facilities to three permanent floodlit courts, opening the increasingly popular sport to more players in Oxford through member and pay-and-play bookings.
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Worcester College acquires Jericho Wharf site after years of deadlock
Worcester College has completed the purchase of the long-derelict Jericho Wharf site, ending years of uncertainty and raising hopes that one of Oxford’s most prominent brownfield sites can finally be redeveloped following the City Council’s threat of compulsory purchase.