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Murray Estates is a leading Property Development and investment company and are long term investors in development land. Based new places in the business has extensive land interests across central and is one of the largest private landowners in the City of Edinburgh.

We identify and deliver value to prime strategic residential and to live, work, commercial land. Our portfolio includes over 9,500 new homes and over 60,000 sq m of commercial development. Our approach to all projects is underpinned by exhaustive consultation, working closely with neighbouring communities and stakeholders. Carefully planned placemaking is at the heart of everything visit and we do – creating vibrant high quality sustainable environments invest where businesses and communities can flourish. Edinburgh’s Future Growth & Prosperity

Edinburgh is recognised throughout the world as a fantastic and desirable place to live. According to a 2018 study, Edinburgh was named the best city to live in the world thanks to its low crime rate, high levels of education and the overall health of its workforce. The report, published by global consultancy Arcadis, measured the social, environmental and economic health of 100 cities around the globe in its 2018 Sustainability Cities Index.

The Scottish capital is steeped in history, providing its residents with the sights, sounds and tastes of a diverse and vibrant capital city. Clean, compact and safe, Edinburgh, regularly tops the list of European cities where people would most like to live. Moreover, the City punches above its weight as a business location, with a powerful concentration of private, stockmarket listed and public sector employers.

Edinburgh is readily acknowledged as one of the most attractive locations for international investment into the UK. The City and region offer a wide variety of investment and property development opportunities. The success of the City as a business location combined with the quality of life has seen continued population growth with the need for an additional 75,000 homes in the next 20 years.

Well located quality housing is critical in supporting this economic growth. How Edinburgh evolves and grows, in terms of future spatial planning and land allocations, has a great bearing on the City’s continued prosperity. As a result, we need to ensure that the right houses are in the right places and are being provided in a timely fashion. To meet this challenge Edinburgh is actively engaged in a positive plan to support a sustainable and inclusive programme of economic and housing growth which will benefit the whole of Scotland. FIRTH OF FORTH

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EDINBURGH 01 Edinburgh International Airport TO GLASGOW 02 Headquarters 03 Gyle Shopping Centre 04 Tram Line Tram Stop Cycle Line 05 Train Line Rail Station 06 Heriot-Watt University Connecting to the City Edge

Edinburgh City Area Situated at the heart of the strategic growth area of transport, pedestrian and cycling networks. The West Edinburgh, Edinburgh’s Garden District (EGD) new homes will be complemented by a mixture of Edinburgh’s will form an important cornerstone in delivering much supporting uses and facilities including high quality needed new housing for Edinburgh. It is one of the public and green spaces. most important development projects in Scotland. Each Village will embrace sustainability principles, Garden District Extending to 675 acres (250 Ha) the new district providing access to infrastructure that will include will deliver over 6,500 new homes offering a mixture schools, neighbourhood centres and health facilities of housing ranges and tenures and include up to and will as far as possible seek to integrate with 1,700 new affordable homes. Delivered in up to 5 existing communities delivering inclusive growth new villages these new homes will be located next and improved connectivity. to jobs and integrate with and develop existing infrastructure creating an exciting new community. All Villages within the new district will benefit from their proximity to the Growth Corridors identified The new homes will be predominantly for families within the emerging Strategic Plan, SESplan 2 and who wish to live in close proximity to existing will provide an important source of future housing employment and shops and with good accessibility for the City and broader City Region. and connectivity to the City. Active travel will be encouraged through existing and improved public HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY

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Redheughs Village is located within a Scotland World Headquarters and Centre providing convenience shopping This 245 acre (99 Ha) site lying immediately 139 acre (56 Ha) site at the north end of the International Business Gateway, which will support this first and adjacent adjacent to Heriot-Watt University’s the Garden District and will form the first all of which are within walking and phases. A planning application in Edinburgh campus will provide an important important phase of the new community cycling distance. The site benefits from principle was submitted in September hub for the southern Garden District, creating delivering up to 1,350 new homes unrivalled public transport links with 5 2015 and approved at committee in June a new neighbourhood of over 3,000 new including over 330 affordable homes. tram stops and 2 mainline rail stations 2016. In July 2016 the application was homes. The new village will include up in close proximity. Future plans include Called in by the Scottish Government. to 750 new affordable homes and will be This new village will be ideally placed enhanced bus services and cycling and masterplanned and designed to complement to provide a mixture of housing types, pedestrian links. The Call in decision is anticipated the existing University community and densities and tenures to support the in Spring 2019. established neighbourhoods at Murrayburn, nearby business communities at Community facilities will include a new Westerhailes, and . The Edinburgh Park, The Royal Bank of primary school, and Neighbourhood new village will deliver sustainable transport connections that capitalise on the existing infrastructure and build on the physical connectivity to the existing communities ensuring that all share in the economic growth in the area.

Local convenience shopping and a range of community facilities will be located adjacent to the University entrance. Education provision will include a primary school and is likely to be the home for a new high school serving the broader district. A range of densities and housing types will provide opportunities for key worker and mature student housing in the core village area and family housing to the periphery of the site. Enjoying excellent transport links the new community will have a choice of bus, tram services and rail services as well as established walking and cycling links and will make an important contribution to the Green Network. Gogarbank West

Lying south and adjacent to Redheughs Village, Gogarbank Village will provide Hermiston up to 800 family homes in 71 acres (29 Ha) in an exceptional location. Benefiting from excellent road links and with nearby Lying west of Hermiston Village this new neighbourhood will community infrastructure including offer a variety of housing types, well connected to other parts of schooling, this neighbourhood will be the Garden District particularly University Village. Incorporating planned with pedestrians and cyclists the third primary school and local facilities serving the western taking priority. Garden District, the 850 new homes, in 85 acres (34 Ha) will be centred around the and will benefit from an excellent environment including easy access to established transport links to the city whilst having open space and the countryside on its doorstep.

Gogarbank Calyx

Sitting alongside the internationally themed Calyx, (a horticultural and education focused visitor attraction) the Calyx Village will provide Calyx a range of housing in the most westerly part of the new district. Occupying 35 acres (14Ha) this new community of 700 mainly family homes will enjoy close links with the Calyx and will form a key element in the growth of the City.

Households will benefit from their proximity to the adjacent West Hermiston Village West sharing schooling and local facilities and transport linkages to other parts of the Hermiston Garden District and the nearby hub at Hermiston Park and Ride. Edinburgh International Business Gateway

EIBG is a high profile development on a gateway site at the entrance to Edinburgh International Airport, Scotland’s busiest Airport. EIBG forms the important first phase of the broader International Business Gateway part of Edinburgh’s strategic expansion to the west.

EIBG is a multi-phased development and Planning Permission has been submitted for phase one with opportunities in offices, hotels and residential along with ancillary restaurant, leisure and retail. The site benefits from a strategic and prominent position fronting the A8 and the entrance to the airport.

Planning Permission in principle anticipated Spring 2019.

A tram stop at the site creates excellent links to both and the City Centre. The new £48 million Edinburgh Gateway rail station (which is on the main east coast line between Edinburgh and Aberdeen) is two stops away by tram and the site is well served by Scotland’s motorway and trunk road network. EDINBURGH

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Edinburgh is one of Europe’s most dynamic hotel investment markets and the largest hotel market in the UK outside London enjoying strong demand for hotel accommodation and showing consistent occupancy levels above 75% over the past 7 years and reaching 82.3% in 2016.

Occupier take up for Offices in Edinburgh during 2017 was the highest since 2001 with activity across a variety of sectors including tech, professional, financial and public sector. FUTURE With vacancy rates at their lowest level for over 10 years, rents in the city are forecast PHASES to continue to grow.

The EIBG phase one includes:

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number of new neighbourhoods. HENDRY ROA hotel, petrol station, leisure and fast food units. GALLATOWN At the heart of the development Planning in principle secured and Section 75 agreed. will be the new village of ‘Kingslaw’, delivering a traditional village centre D NORTH SEA Barratt Homes and Persimmon Homes have A921 with a mixture of convenience acquired 530 residential units within phases 1 & 2. shopping and community facilities. KIRKCALDY M9

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Phase 1 Phase 2 West - Phase 1

This carefully planned extension to the east of Ratho Station village will incorporate 124 new homes including over 30 new affordable homes. Consultation with the existing community resulted in proposals for a sympathetic expansion of the village delivering meaningful regeneration benefits. The development will provide a carefully integrated mix of housing types and bring new families to the village.

Ratho Station East - Phase 2

Immediately adjacent to the Phase 1 development, the Phase 2 land will complete the planned regeneration and expansion of the village and will benefit from the new access from the A8. A Planning Application Notice (PAN) has been lodged with the City of Edinburgh Council for up to 140 new homes. For further information please contact:

Jestyn Davies Russell Wilkie Managing Director Director

0131 243 2121 / 07798 755 196 0131 243 2121 / 07956 838 555 [email protected] [email protected]

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