R55 Group acquired a former 1960s office block from Lidl and transformed the site into a landmark mixed-use development. The scheme delivered a new purpose-built Lidl store, 251 affordable homes, and affordable managed workspace for local businesses. Positioned within the Alperton Housing Growth Zone, it helped catalyse the area’s regeneration and set a new benchmark for placemaking aligned with Brent Council’s long-term vision for an inclusive Alperton.

R55 transformed a derelict, contamination-heavy former Victorian gasometer site into a self-storage asset. After undertaking complex de-sludging, hazardous material removal, and full ground remediation in compliance with UK environmental standards, R55 secured planning consent and redeveloped the site into high-quality self-storage facilities, ultimately selling the completed asset to Safestore PLC.

R55 acquired a back land site in a high value London neighbourhood, obtained planning permission and built a long private residence and art gallery.

R55 acquired a former contaminated industrial site and developed 128 residential unts and affordable workspace.

R55 proposals for a 300m tower in Riyadh's financial district for 269 residential units and a mix of offices, business start-up suits and a business hotel.

R55 assembled a strategic cluster of sites forming the core of Leicester’s Waterside Regeneration Area. Located above remnants of Roman Leicester, the development required a full archaeological excavation in partnership with the University of Leicester. R55 secured consent for a 611-unit mixed Build-to-Rent and student scheme, delivered the project through construction and stabilisation, and ultimately exited via a successful sale to a German fixed-income fund.