A privately held family partnership, three decades in the field across Europe, North America and North Africa. We develop responsibly and sustainably, and we hold what we build: digital infrastructure on transmission that already exists, alongside new housing, in step with the communities that host it.
Kenwood Commons · indicative
Powered land · 345 kVEKG Group is a family office. We invest our own capital across the real estate spectrum: assembling and master-planning land, developing prime residential, mixed-use and commercial assets, and, increasingly, large-scale digital infrastructure.
We concentrate where execution is hard, on sites that demand utility, transmission, planning and stakeholder work other developers will not take on. We build them into something coherent and lasting, and we operate what we deliver rather than simply trading it. Because we hold our assets for decades rather than trading them, building responsibly is simply how the capital is protected.
Soho Farmhouse · Oxfordshire
Olympia House · ManhattanWe take on land that is complex to assemble and slow to mature: dormant parcels, powered sites, difficult schemes. We master-plan, build and operate them as places, applying the same discipline whether the outcome is housing, hospitality, or digital infrastructure.
Assembling and master-planning land into coherent, mixed-use communities, returning dormant and underused sites to productive use, designed around the people who will live and work there.
Powered land and large-scale digital infrastructure on major transmission corridors. Our current development focus in the United States, brought forward community-first within a wider master plan.
Prime residential and large urban mixed-use, from Manhattan to prime central London, built, owned and held at scale.
Five-star hotels and resorts, members’ estates, last-mile logistics and commercial assets, owned and operated for the long term.
Power is the first constraint on modern development, so we solve for it first. We assemble land on major high-voltage transmission, master-plan it, and bring forward digital infrastructure alongside housing and jobs. Three sites are live across three continents, each community-first, each built to last.
A master-planned, mixed-use community on the largest contiguous undeveloped parcel in the City of Albany. Housing-led, with a measured digital infrastructure component, on a long-dormant site we are returning to productive use.
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A renewable-powered digital infrastructure campus on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, positioned between Africa, Europe and the Americas, sub-20 ms to Europe’s population centers. Powered entirely by on-site solar, wind and storage, with sea-water cooling.
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Strategic industrial land · nationwide UK
The group’s UK strategic-land platform, investing family capital in large mixed-use and Strategic Industrial Land schemes in supply-constrained markets: land assembly, planning consent, and the patience long-cycle projects require.
345 kV transmission corridor
The scarcest input in modern development is not land or capital. It is deliverable power. We assemble sites that already sit on high-voltage transmission, then master-plan around it, so digital infrastructure, housing and jobs can be brought forward together without straining the surrounding grid.
It is patient, difficult work: utility, planning and community, in the open, over years. It is exactly the work we have built the group to do.
Discuss a project →Infrastructure of this scale earns its place by what it gives back to the community that hosts it. These are the commitments we hold ourselves to on every site, and the questions we expect to be asked.
Kenwood, Albany. The largest contiguous undeveloped parcel in the city, dormant for years, and the master-planned community it is becoming. Drag to compare.
Aerial photography of the Kenwood site · indicative rendering, subject to planning.
From industrial master planning and large-scale economic development projects to trophy homes in Knightsbridge, multifamily towers in Manhattan and last-mile logistics in Hudson Yards. A portfolio built across cycles, owned and operated for the long term. It is the foundation the current program is built on.
Olympia House · Manhattan
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A full-service trophy multifamily building on Second Avenue, held long-term by the family office. Two hundred and fifty homes above 15,000 sq ft of retail frontage, with Bank of America and West Side Market among the tenants, a 135-car parking garage, roof terrace and gym.
Eighty-five per cent free-market, and refinanced through Fannie Mae. It remains the anchor of the group’s United States residential portfolio.
Selected coverage of the group, its principals and the current program.
A profile of the group’s principal and the digital-infrastructure program.
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Olympia House’s $72 million Fannie Mae refinancing, anchor of the group’s United States residential portfolio.
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The full-buildout vision for the group’s master-planned campus in New York’s Capital Region.
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Media enquiries for the group and its projects are handled by Behan Communications, our strategic communications partner.
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Leads the group’s United States portfolio, with a focus on transformational, stakeholder-led development. Began his career at SAC Capital in Stamford before taking on the family real-estate business.
Georgetown University; MSc Real Estate Finance, City, University of London.
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