Construction has restarted at Hull’s unique apartment complex in Queen’s Garden. Following site closure due to COVID-19, The Glass House is said to be back on track for summer completion.
As part of the initial measures to gently ease restrictions, prospective buyers can now also view properties accompanied by estate agents.
The development of ninety-four apartments, including twenty-one duplex penthouses, is a central feature of the regeneration scheme, by Iguana Developments.
The company has converted several buildings. These include turning offices into apartments in Hull City Centre and The Old Town.
Managing Director, Jason Coleman says:
“Following the lockdown delay, we have spoken to our teams who confirm they are happy to get back to work, in the knowledge we are keeping them safe.”
“This means we are now back up and running, almost at full capacity. The nature of their work enables them to remain at safe distances, as well as wearing the correct PPE.”
“Our selling agent, My Agent is receiving enquiries from local people wanting to view the apartments. As a result, we are pleased to be able to re-open the doors.”
“From Saturday 6 June, viewings will be strictly by appointment only. These will allow no more than two members of the same household accompanied by one of us.”
“We have taken all necessary measures to ensure the safety of potential buyers. All doors will be open to avoid touch contact and we are also providing face masks, gloves and hand sanitiser for use on arrival and exit.”
Construction Back On Track
George Gough from My Agent explains;
“We have seen an immediate surge in enquiries since lockdown was eased for estate agents, prospective buyers seem to have been on hold for nearly two months.”
“We are not back to business as usual. Instead, we are following very strict guidelines from the government and have put new procedures in place to ensure visitors are not high risk before we can arrange their viewing appointment.”
“Potential buyers are quite mixed; young professionals working in the City returning to work and down-sizers who have found their home too big during the lockdown. We feel very positive about the property market in Hull at the moment.”
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