Latest News
Welcome to the Latest News section of Axis-RE. This is where we share the stories that shape our journey—insights into our latest developments, investment highlights, strategic milestones, and thought leadership on the ever-evolving real estate landscape. At Axis-RE, we believe in transparency, progress, and purposeful growth, and this space reflects our ongoing commitment to keeping our partners, clients, and community informed and inspired.
Axis-RE and Marco Living secures key Lancaster site for major mixed-use regeneration scheme
Axis-RE and Marco Living have completed the purchase of a landmark site in Lancaster city centre, marking a move that unlocks one of the region’s most significant regeneration opportunities.
Mixed Use Development
Sustainable mixed-use developments are often described as the future of urban regeneration. Dynamic spaces where people can live, work and unwind in close proximity. But in practice, many of these schemes fall short.
The Joinery: Rooted in Community & Partnership
With approximately 12 months remaining until practical completion, The Joinery’s construction journey continues to progress well in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Since breaking ground at the end of 2023, our team has made excellent progress, with the superstructure now virtually complete across the site and several more trades commenced.
Meet The Founders
The property sector is filled with bold claims, but Axis stands apart. Founded by an experienced and values-led leadership team, we operate with the mindset that development should be both commercially successful and socially responsible. With combined expertise spanning decades, what truly sets us apart is a shared vision: real estate that enhances communities rather than disrupts them.
Residential Development Unlocked by £75.6m Deal
Axis RE and Marco Living have agreed a deal with Singapore-listed real estate company City Developments to fund 1NQ, a 261-apartment scheme in the Northern Quarter. City Developments, which has paid £75.6m for NQ1, its fourth PRS project in the UK.