Native Land was established in 2003 and is one of London’s leading mixed use and housing developers, delivering homes for private sale and rental as well as affordable housing, including social rented and shared-ownership accommodation. Native Land’s recent super-prime development portfolio includes Holland Park Villas, Burlington Gate in Mayfair and Cheyne Terrace in Chelsea. Future pipeline projects in London include Bankside Yards, a 1.4m sq ft mixed-use development on the South Bank; the revitalisation of South Kensington Underground Station in partnership with Transport for London (TfL); TwentyFive and OneThreeSix, the prime residential and commercial redevelopment of Regent House within The Portman Estate; and Kilmuir House, a super-prime residential development in Belgravia. 3 In Scotland, Native Land has partnered with Nuveen Real Estate to deliver the 152-unit residential element of the Edinburgh St James project, reviving one of the largest retail destinations in the UK. In parallel with its continued focus on central London development, Native Land is also seeking opportunities in fundamentally strong UK towns and cities to reposition retail assets at a time when urban centres are rethinking the future of their high streets. The company’s first acquisition as part of this strategy is the former Debenhams department store in Guildford, purchased from M&G in December 2020. Native Land is committed to delivering developments which set the highest standards in environmental sustainability, prioritising clean energy, low-impact materials, smart building management, biodiversity, and the creative re-use of buildings. To date Native Land developments have delivered more than 260 affordable homes in London and in addition, have contributed more than £100m towards new housing across the boroughs in which the company invests.