Scarborough Group appoints development director
Property regeneration specialist Scarborough Group International has appointed David Wells as development director to support major projects across North Yorkshire.
David returns to the business after previously spending a decade with the firm and brings more than 35 years’ experience in the property sector.
He joins from HBD, part of Henry Boot, and has also held senior roles at Muse Developments, leading regeneration schemes across the North.
In his new role, David will help drive forward key developments, including the redevelopment of Scarborough’s former Brunswick Centre.
He said: “It’s great to be back working with Scarborough Group.
“I spent ten years with the business, latterly VALAD, earlier in my career, so I know the business well and how it approaches development.
“North Yorkshire is entering a really interesting period.
“There’s a clear ambition emerging around housing, economic growth and infrastructure, and projects like SQ1 and the New Parks proposals reflect the scale of opportunity that exists in the region.”
Simon McCabe, chief executive of Scarborough Group, added: “North Yorkshire represents one of the most exciting long-term opportunities we see anywhere in the UK.
“With the Combined Authority now driving forward a clear growth agenda – including ambitious housing delivery targets and investment in innovation and infrastructure – we believe the region is on the cusp of something potentially very significant.
“We have worked closely with partners across the county for many years and see projects like SQ1 as an opportunity to support that long-term vision.
“David’s appointment ensures we have the experience and leadership in place to help drive this forward.”
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