PIC and Octopus to develop new retirement communities

Partnership will create 600 new units across four retirement communities

Martin Richmond
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Headley Court retirement community in Surrey
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Headley Court retirement community in Surrey

Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) and Octopus Real Estate have partnered with Audley Group and Senior Living Investment Partners (SLIP) to develop four integrated retirement communities (IRCs).

The IRCs will create 600 retirement units across the four new villages, which will consist of the redevelopment of Headley Court in Surrey. The IRC is expected to contain 112 apartments to provide ...

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