Hutchison Property Group

About Hutchison Property Group

Hutchinson Property Group is a part of the Hutchison Whampoa Limited Group, an international conglomerate committed to innovation and technology. It became involved in property development in 1969 with iconic redevelopment projects such as the Aberdeen and Hung How Docks – today’s Aberdeen Centre.

Hutchinson Property Group developments

Chelsea Waterfront is a development by Hutchinson Property Group currently listed on HomeViews. Based in the Kensington and Chelsea area, it was designed by the world-renowned architect, Sir Terry Farrell. The in-construction development will be made up of two glass residential towers, comprised of two, three, four and five-bedroom apartments.

Hutchinson Property Group reviews

“Chelsea Waterfront’s two glass towers certainly can’t be missed, especially when paired with the historic and refurbished Lots Road Power Station with its twin chimneys. The waterside development boasts 600 metres of river frontage and covers an 11.3 acre site that is peppered with landscaped gardens designed by Randle Siddeley. In all, 706 two to five bedroom homes will be created in 10 buildings, with prices starting at a big budget £1.4million. Its a rare thing to live in Chelsea without having a busy road like Chelsea Embankment between your home and the river, so that definitely works in this development’s favour. The site straddles Chelsea Creek, and includes three new pedestrian bridges, a water garden and a 600 metre Thames footpath – an appealing offering for those who love spending time outdoors.” – HomeViews Property Pro on Chelsea Waterfront

Are you a resident at a Hutchinson Property Group development? If yes, please write a review here to share your experience with others. If you can’t find a Hutchinson Property Group development listed on HomeViews, you can submit a new listing here.

Buyer beware.

As a home ownership scheme buyer, I feel they took every short cut they could to maximise their profits to the determent of the lease holders, I feel the lease is discriminatory, where shared ownership/DMS scheme buyers have been excluded and treated as 2nd class citizens, feel the managing company rendall and rittner do not take the DMS residents concerns seriously and we are treated as an inconvenience they would rather not have. on the social housing side of the development there is already a drug and anti social behaviour issue, this affects not only the part ownership properties but the whole estate, I have seen what I believe obvious drug deals going on with very little or no interference from “security”, many residents now live in fear of violence and the constant smell of drugs in the air. Any complaints seem to fall on def ears, and if you try push issues punitive actions are taken to make your life more difficult. The service charges have increased about 60% in 2 years, buyer beware, if these kind of increases continue, you property value will drop and selling may become impossible. even writing this review is a fear full thing to do as the reprisals could be catastrophic for my family if they know I wrote this. its like living in a communist dictatorship, all we wanted was a nice home to raise our children, not live in fear of violent drug dealers and dictator want to be developers and management company.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

There is very little parking if you are a buyer on a government affordable housing buying scheme- feel the managing company rendall and rittner do not take the DMS residents concerns seriously and we are treated as an inconvenience they would rather not have. on the social housing side of the development there is already a drug and anti social behaviour issue, this affects not only the part ownership properties but the whole estate, I have seen what I believe obvious drug deals going on with very little or no interference from “security”, many residents now live in fear of violence and the constant smell of drugs in the air.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

that we would have been badly affected by heavy drug use and dealing with very little /no/slow action, how much they despise having had to build affordable purchase properties. the developers hate us and not afraid to make it clear to us.