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Lake Meadows Business Park

Imported, unreviewedReinhabitedRetrofit proposedBillericay, United Kingdom

Proposed office-to-housing conversion (70 flats) at Billericay business park via permitted development; approved by council, using 'reinhabit' strategy shared with 5 peers. · summary, model-written

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Finance and pipeline
Retrofit in the pipelineThis site: …proposed newtypes-extraction · all sites with this
Strategy
ReinhabitedThis site: …five office buildings in Lake Meadows Business Park, in Billericay, Essex, into 70 flats through permitted development rights record · all sites with this
New use
HousingThis site: …new_use field newtypes-extraction · all sites with this
OfficeThis site: …five office buildings in Lake Meadows Business Park, in Billericay, Ess newtypes-extraction · all sites with this
Park and open spaceThis site: …five office buildings in Lake Meadows Business Park, in Billericay, Essex, into 70 flats through permitted deve newtypes-extraction · all sites with this

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Now

StatusRetrofit proposednewtypes-extraction reported
StrategyReinhabitation, proposedWikipedia no source
New useshousingWikipedia no source
What is there nowfive office buildings in Lake Meadows Business Park, in Billericay, Essex, into 70 flats through permitted development rightsnewtypes-extraction reported
DeveloperSphere 25newtypes-extraction

History and original facts

NotesDraft from inyourarea.co.uk, model-extracted, unreviewed: Lake Meadows Business Park offices are proposed to be converted into 70 flats via permitted development rights.

Not yet recorded: acres, GLA, year opened, original developer, retrofit year. Know it? Tell us.

Planning

Planning notesApproved by Basildon Borough Council.Wikipedia

Site context

Other atlas sites nearby1 within 10 km, 2 within 25 km: Great Oaks retail park (6.7 km)computed

Summary, model-written

Proposed conversion of five office buildings at Lake Meadows Business Park (Billericay, UK) into 70 flats via permitted development rights. Approved by Basildon Borough Council. Developer: Sphere 25.

Why. Strategy: 'reinhabit' (aligns with 5 peer projects using same strategy, e.g., Vista Building, Shield House).

Where it stands. Status: Proposed. No timeline provided. Council approval secured.

For a planner

  • Peer projects show strategy 'reinhabit' is active (5 examples), but distances vary (27–29 km from Billericay).
  • Context: 1 retail park (Great Oaks) within 10km; no other commercial clusters noted.

For a developer

  • No cost, timeline, or housing details in record. Permitted development rights enable conversion without full planning application.
  • Peer projects lack location proximity data; strategy 'reinhabit' is the only shared factor.

What we do not know yet

  • Timeline unknown (developer role: null years).
  • No details on building conditions or market demand.
  • Essex context not specified beyond Basildon approval.

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