FABRIX & PATRIZIA LAUNCH £100M+ ALTERNATIVE LIVING JV

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We’re delighted to announce the launch of Fabrix Sustainable Communities London I – a new £100m joint venture between Fabrix and leading real assets investment manager PATRIZIA, to deliver sustainable, affordable and alternative housing in London, backed by over £100 million of investment firepower.

This new platform is designed to tackle London’s housing crisis head-on – investing in the delivery of alternative living through the creative resuse of underutilised urban spaces, to unlock affordable homes and meaningful social infrastructure.

For Fabrix, this represents a significant milestone – a step-change that expands our platform through strategic diversification into the residential sector, and partnering with a global institutional impact investor to help scale delivery. Our focus now spans three core strategies: Workspace, Alternative Living, and Regeneration.

The JV’s first project is already under way – 182-202 Walworth Road. Our 130,000 sq ft, PBSA-led transformation of a redundant 1980s office building in Elephant & Castle will provide 283 student beds and 35% on site affordable homes – all at social rent – alongside a co-created community kitchen, community garden and new high street shops.

This project exemplifies what Sustainable Communities London stands for – impact-driven regeneration, unlocking new housing capacity while fostering inclusion, sustainability and long-term social value.

Learn more about the JV and our shared vision here.

“Our collaboration with PATRIZIA allows us to scale our vision of reimagining urban areas to positively impact and serve society.

Our development at 182-202 Walworth Road is a blueprint for how innovative, community-focused development of alternative housing sectors such as PBSA and Co-Living can help address London’s housing crisis while delivering significant social and environmental sustainability outcomes.

Through Sustainable Communities, we look forward to unlocking the delivery of more much-needed affordable homes for London”

Clive Nichol, CEO, Fabrix