Moda Living has won approval for a £260m build-to-rent scheme in Hove. The project, on a former trading estate close to the town's train station, will involve the development of 824 homes alongside new public gardens; 10 per cent of the homes will be classified as affordable. Moda Living, a joint venture between Caddick Group and real estate firm Generate Land, has not yet announced a contractor for the scheme, which was approved by Brighton and Hove Council last week. Moda Living planning director James Blakey said: "The decision will enable us, together with our partners, to revitalise a long-dormant brownfield site with new homes and employment opportunities, while also investing £10m into the local community, including over £4m on projects spanning education, employment, sport, public art and green spaces, alongside the creation of over 560 full-time jobs."
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机译：Moda Living在Hove批准批准奖励租赁计划。该项目位于靠近镇火车站的前交易庄园，将涉及开发新的公共花园824所房屋; 10％的房屋将被归类为实惠。 Moda Living是Caddick集团和房地产公司生成土地的合资，尚未宣布上周布莱顿和霍夫委员会批准的该计划的承包商。 Moda Living Plannion Director James Blakey表示：“该决定将与我们的合作伙伴能够振兴一家长期休眠的棕色菲尔德网站，并在新的家庭和就业机会上投入10米，包括超过400万英镑跨越教育，就业，体育，公共艺术和绿色空间的项目，以及创造超过560多个全职工作。“
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