The Elements Edinburgh site would include 3,000 homes and a primary school

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Plans approved for urban village with 3,000 homes to be built on old Scottish airport runway

Edinburgh Elements is set to be constructed on a 29-hectare disused brownfield site which used to be an airport runway.

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A proposed development promising 3,000 new homes on the site of Edinburgh Airport’s disused runway has received outline planning permission from…

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A proposed development promising 3,000 new homes on the site of Edinburgh Airport’s disused runway has received outline planning permission from the City of Edinburgh Council. Spearheaded by Crosswind Developments, the site is also set to feature 500,000 sq ft of commercial space as well as hotels. Importantly, around half of the land will be protected for high-quality green space. The development, which will also support 4,500 jobs, will transf…

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Council approves 3,000 homes on site of airport's disused runway - Scottish Business News

PLANS have been approved for the build of 3,000 new homes on the site of Edinburgh Airport’s disused runway. Spearheaded by Crosswind Developments, the site is also set to feature 500,000 sq ft of commercial space as well as hotels – with around half of the land will be protected for high-quality green space. The development, which Crosswind said will support 4,500 jobs, will transform the 29-hectare disused brownfield site, providing affordable…

Plans approved for urban village with 3,000 homes to be built on old Scottish airport runway

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