Big Ideas,
Real Impact.
Re:shape is a vertically integrated developer and operator, building the next generation of urban housing across London and the UK.
We have delivered, consented or secured over 3,500 homes, representing more than £1.5bn in development value.
Creating high-quality homes that address the housing crisis for a generation priced out of ownership - with social infrastructure and policy compliant affordable housing in every scheme.
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London Fields
A mixed-use development comprising 222 coliving studios, 24 social affordable homes (35%), affordable workspace and maker space, alongside the retention and celebration of the ruins of a historic Brewery building.
Status: Gateway 2 Application Pending
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Woolwich
A mixed-use development comprising over 1,200 PBSA & Coliving studios, 90 social affordable homes (35%), children’s nursery, commercial space and a retained Electricity building at the heart of a new public realm offer.
Status: Gateway 2 Application Pending
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Wimbledon
A mixed-use development in Wimbledon Town Centre that will deliver 530 co-living studios and +34 social affordable homes (35%) alongside ground floor retail, anchored by a Waitrose reprovision and an employment incubation centre for SMEs.
Status: Planning Application Stage
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Homerton
A Mixed-use development with 385 co-living studios alongside 58 social affordable homes (35%), affordable commercial space and a new NHS community space.
Status: Pre Application stage
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Salford
A new 386 co-living unit development on the banks of the River Irwell, strategically positioned between Manchester city centre and Salford Quays, with 77 discounted market rent homes (20%) at a 20% below market rate.
Status: Gateway 2 Application Pending
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ARK Wembley
Re:shape and its partners acquired and converted the 300 bed serviced apartment to become ARK’s first operational Co-living building, providing high-quality studios ranging from 21-29sqm and experience-led amenities.
Status: Operational
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ARK Canary Wharf
Re:shape and its partners rebranded the 700 bed serviced apartment building to become ARK’s second operational Co-living building, providing high-quality studios with extensive wellness-led amenities.
Status: Operational
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Press House, Woolwich
A 419 PBSA bedroom development designed pre-planning by Re:shape and its partners and delivered by a Design and Build contract with first occupation expected in Q3 2026.
Status: Practical Completion
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Tottenham Hale
A mixed-use development comprising over 1,000 co-living studios, BTR, Hotel, retail, community spaces and Social Housing (35%) as one of the final elements of the Ashley House master plan, completing a vibrant new neighbourhood for Haringey.
Status: Pre Application stage
At a Glance
B Corp Certification
Accountable, transparent and sustainability focused
£1.3bn
Secured and controlled GDV development pipeline
+3,500
New homes across Co-living, PBSA, BTR and social housing in planning or development
100%
Policy compliant Affordable Housing, creating balanced communities
London & Key UK Cities
Prioritising the delivery of new homes in cities with acute affordability issues
Long-term Custodians
Structured for institutional ownership and sustainable community partnerships
Building the Next Generation of Urban Housing.
Re:shape develops and operates inclusive homes for modern city living.
We bring together planning expertise, design excellence, and community-led operations under one roof to deliver places people genuinely want to live. The result is professionally managed communities in London’s most diverse neighbourhoods that challenge the assumption that regeneration drives displacement.
Our developments are designed to open doors, not close them. We gift space to local communities, support grassroots organisations and charities, and use placemaking to restore pride, connection, and opportunity in the neighbourhoods we operate in.
We believe housing should be a driver of social mobility, stronger communities, and a fairer future for the next generation.
