Hurlington Capital secures €130m facility to begin construction of Bollo Lane mixed‑use scheme

Hurlington Capital has commenced construction on its Bollo Lane mixed‑use development in west London after securing a £112 million (€130m) development facility for its joint venture with the V‑Fund. 

Bollo Lane

The financing consortium is led by Precede Capital Partners and includes Deva, Nomura and Firma Partners, replacing an earlier loan from Delancey that supported Gateway 2 consent and enabling works.

The scheme comprises two buildings: a 429‑room purpose‑built student accommodation block with around 12,000 sq ft of commercial space, and a second building delivering 95 social rented homes alongside approximately 23,000 sq ft of commercial space. Located between Acton and Chiswick, the development sits within a five‑minute walk of South Acton, Acton Town and Chiswick Park Underground stations, providing strong connectivity to Imperial College’s campuses, the University of West London and Richmond American University.

Hurlington Management, the firm’s development management arm, will oversee delivery and has appointed HG Construction as main contractor. Work has now begun on both buildings, with the PBSA element scheduled to complete in time for the 2028/29 academic year and the social homes due to be handed over to Ealing Council in 2028. 
The Bollo Lane project follows Hurlington’s recent completion of its Woolwich PBSA scheme, a 299‑bed development delivered in partnership with Q Investment Partners and Gamuda Land as part of Berkeley Homes’ Royal Arsenal regeneration. The company continues to expand its residential and mixed‑use investment pipeline across London while growing its development management platform.

Harry de Lotbiniere, Managing Director at Hurlington Management, said the project reflects the firm’s approach of unlocking complex sites through deep sector knowledge and strong partnerships. CEO Jamie Feldman highlighted the challenging viability environment in London and welcomed the successful assembly of funding for the scheme.

Precede Capital Partners CEO Randeesh Sandhu said the transaction demonstrates the lender’s ability to provide flexible green financing for high‑quality residential developments, noting strong conviction in London’s PBSA sector and the regeneration momentum in the surrounding area.