Maslow Capital provided a £115 million development loan to Regal, one of the capital’s leading residential-led mixed-use developers. The funding will support the delivery of a 264-bed Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) scheme, alongside 30 affordable residential units and 8,935 sq. ft of commercial space in the heart of Camden, London.
Occupying a prime location on Chalk Farm Road, adjacent to the Grade II-listed Roundhouse, the development will enhance both student and residential living in one of London’s most vibrant cultural districts. The project will comprise four blocks reaching up to twelve storeys.
Designed to meet the growing demand for high-quality student housing and affordable homes, the scheme will feature state-of-the-art amenities, including an external study courtyard, breakout spaces, a gym, and dedicated study areas, with over 2.06 sq. m of internal amenity space per room. It will also achieve best-in-class ESG credentials, targeting BREEAM Outstanding, WELL Platinum, and WiredScore Platinum certifications.
The development benefits from exceptional connectivity. Chalk Farm Underground Station, just a two-minute walk away, provides direct access to King’s Cross, Euston, and other key university campuses across central London. The location is further enhanced by its proximity to Primrose Hill and Camden’s renowned entertainment and cultural hotspots, making it an attractive proposition for students and residents alike.
The UK student population has witnessed significant growth over the past five years, driven by rising domestic and international enrolments. London, home to four of the world’s top 100 universities, remains one of the most structurally undersupplied student housing markets, with demand for PBSA far exceeding available supply.
Maslow Deal Team:
James Henry
Gili Cohen
Joseph Beck
James Henry, Director of Origination at Maslow Capital, commented:
“Maslow is delighted to support another best-in-class developer in delivering what is set to become an iconic landmark in Camden. Both parties brought extensive experience and expertise, ensuring a seamless funding process after agreeing terms. We remain committed to addressing the UK and Europe’s housing shortage, and this project is a prime example of the impact strong partnerships can have in delivering much-needed living spaces.”