About Regal London

Regal London is one of London’s leading privately owned mixed-use developers. It specialises in residential-led mixed-use developments and has delivered successful projects across London, from Kensington to Tower Hamlets and from Barnet to Shoreditch.

Over the last two decades Regal London has evolved from a team of two into a substantial, fully integrated business of more than 140 colleagues, whilst maintaining the agility required to deliver innovative and award-winning schemes.

Led by a highly knowledgeable, experienced and entrepreneurial management team, drawn from all sectors of the property industry, Regal London is committed to value creation and uncompromising quality across all stages of the development lifecycle.

Unlike many other developers, Regal London is a fully integrated business, which puts the customer at the centre of everything it does, ensuring the delivery of outstanding quality and service at every stage of the pre and post development process. This includes land assembly, land use & planning strategy, stakeholder engagement, sales & marketing, construction and customer care.

Regal London developments

HomeViews lists Regal London properties right across the capital. These include Royal Quay, which is neighboured by the Limehouse Cut Canal, the ultra-stylish Shoreditch Exchange and The Atelier, a luxurious collection of apartments in West Kensington. King’s Cross Quarter is a development that’s especially popular with professionals, thanks to its close proximity to the transport links of King’s Cross St Pancras.

Regal London reviews

“Concierge, parking (separately available) a gym and three pleasant outside spaces. All the flats have a terrace or a balcony, ceilings are high and the flats are bright. Kitchens are all open-plan and the appliances are good quality. The development will be managed by a professional company – good news as the flats all look on to one or other of the communal spaces so you want quiet neighbours.”  – HomeViews Property Pro on The Avenue

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Number of Developments

10

Ratings

4.11 Rating

Rating (based on 51 reviews)

Excellent

52.94%

Very Good

35.29%

Average

0.00%

Disappointing

9.80%

Very Poor

1.96%

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BE CAREFULL – NOT AS SAFE AS BEING ADVERTISED

BE CAREFUL. IT IS NOT AS SAFE AS IT IS ADVERTISED. I lived there for more than 8 months. I got my bike stolen in the secured bike store in the secured underground car park. The building is not insured for that and worse than that is that the first bike got stolen mid August and the management company and the lease holder did not communicate with the tenants about it! mine got stolen mid October… they sent the communication in November.
The other issue is the noise. There were several tenants very noisy at night and the setup of the building internally makes it that the noise propagates very easily (even with the windows locked). I don’t know if it is the case for every flat.
other wise Flats are nice. Gym is nice too. Porters are very nice and useful.

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

Nice Area with schools/ overground/ tube/ restaurants on the main high street

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

NOT SAFE!

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

the main bedroom was on the main patio but some other flats had their living room with terrasse on the main patio too => VERY NOISY

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Nice and central

Facilities are well maintained and the staff is kind. Amazing rooftop terrace. The building is still under a warranty and regal is super responsive and cooperating.

However, occasional incidents do happen and it’s inconvenient that deliveroo drivers are not allowed to enter the building. The building is sound proofed, but with loads of young neighbours, you can sometimes hear the music.

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

Great location, access to numerous shops and restaurants, close to the city and regents canal. Located on a slightly dodgy part of the Hackney Road. It’s sound proofed, so no traffic noise.

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Deliveroo riders are not allowed to enter.
You need to pre-book the gym.
Neighbours can be quite loud, but then again that’s a case with the whole Hoxton/Shoreditch.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

We had issues with heating, loose toilet seat and door handles, but they fixed everything.

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Design Problems!

The overall internal design in the flat is good. However, some communal spaces in the property have raised my concerns since we moved in. The courtyard with its ‘U’ shaped design can collect and amplify noise from all flats facing towards. The bike store for the main core in Rosewood building has a ridiculous steep slope and it is almost impossible to push down the bike into the store without loosing a limb. The pool table placed right next to the concierge/ main lift lobby can attract large group of youngsters to gather and to blast music through out the day and night and create unpleasant scene for residents passing through.

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

The overall design and management of the property are satisfying. However there have been a few problems since we moved in, including delayed in construction schedule to certain amenity areas and noice from other flats.

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

Too many short term tenants who are super young and careless

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

Remove the pool table and make it a quiet corner, please!

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Location
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Value
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Management
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Good development in a convenient location

Original features in the listed buildings have been retained.
Natural light fills the small flat.
The concierge is wonderful and the overall management is decent.
The area is safe with excellent transport links

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

Good value for money for London standards. Great public transport links with DLR and Jubilee line services

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

It was all very clearly listed but I was not made aware of the construction site moving in next door

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

The only thing I would change is the size of the property

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