Our transformation of the Grangetown Boys & Girls Club garden has just been featured in Wales Online.

We’re proud to announce that John Coburn, Site Manager at Wates Residential, has won an NHBC Pride in the Job Quality Award.

Four new public access defibrillators have been installed across Cardiff city centre, thanks to the ongoing efforts of our Wales Residential team and partners.

Cardiff Council and our Residential division have marked a key milestone in the transformation of the Channel View estate in Grangetown.

New and prospective residents of the Park Rise retirement village enjoyed an informative gardening event last weekend to learn about making the most of their new balconies.

Cardiff Council has appointed us as the contractor to deliver its transformational redevelopment of the Channel View estate in Grangetown.

The first of Cardiff Council’s new build state-of-the-art Community Living developments for older people was officially launched on Tuesday, December 19.

With financial backing from the Welsh Government we are working with Cardiff City Council under our Development Agreement to deliver emergency temporary homes.

A first for Wrexham County Borough Council, this pilot scheme was delivered by our Retrofit team, alongside partners Energy Specifics and Construction Thinking, to transform an inefficient void property into a pioneering zero-carbon home.

Our Award-winning project at Aspen Grove, as part of the Cardiff Living development partnership continues to be recognised for its low-carbon technologies.

Cardiff Living is an exciting development partnership between Wates Residential and the City of Cardiff Council.

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New properties designed for modern living at Aspen Grove, Rumney, which will allow people moving in to benefit from lower emissions and greener living, have gone on sale, with 30 homes sold in the first eight weeks since launch.

The new tenants of nine highly energy-efficient, sustainable modular houses in Roath have described their new council homes as ‘big and spacious’ with bathrooms like the Hilton hotel.

Wates and Cardiff Council are today installing Cardiff’s first sustainable, modular homes, at a brownfield site on Crofts Street, Plasnewydd.

An exciting new facility, offering essential training and on-site construction experience to job seekers and construction diploma students across South East Wales, has opened.

Cardiff Council and its partners, Wates have started construction on the largest development in the Cardiff Living scheme, that will deliver 214 new properties on the former site of Eastern high school off Newport Road.

Work has started on a number of new sites in the Cardiff Council’s ambitious housing development partnership with Wates Residential, Cardiff Living.

Wates has been formally appointed to deliver the next two phases of its 10 year ‘Cardiff Living’ partnership with Cardiff Council. The partners will help tackle growing housing demand across the city by delivering 1,500 new homes across by 2027.