Midlands-based homebuilder Spitfire Houses has submitted plans for 521 new houses throughout the Midlands.
Proposals submitted embody a 136-home growth in Balsall Widespread, Solihull, alongside an extra 50 properties on the web site of a former police station in Harborne, and 47 houses within the Worcestershire village of Belbroughton.
Matt Vincent, operation director at Spitfire Houses, mentioned: “Submitting these planning functions is a vital milestone in our ongoing development plans throughout the Midlands.
“Our proposals would ship greater than 500 high-quality new houses throughout the area, providing a various mixture of properties tailor-made for first-time patrons, rising households, and downsizers in search of type and luxury with out compromise.
“We stay devoted to investing within the Midlands by means of delivering houses which are each fantastically designed and vitality environment friendly.
“As with all our collections, we’re dedicated to creating locations the place communities can thrive and we sit up for working intently with native authorities to assist deliver these thrilling schemes to life.”
There are additionally plans for 127 houses at Little Impney, Droitwich, the place Spitfire is working with applicant Impney Ltd on the residential aspect of a mixed-use scheme that can regenerate the 140-acre Impney Property.
Different functions embody 113 houses within the Cotswold village of Broadway and 48 new houses adjoining to the homebuilder’s current assortment, Pembleton, in Kislingbury, Northamptonshire.
