Wednesday, November 13, 2024

York Central names Development Director for expanded team

Karen Stafeckis has been appointed as Development Director of York Central as part of an expanded team under Tom Gilman, MD of McLaren Regeneration, and will collaborate closely with Allan Cook, founder of Arlington Real Estate, the debvelopment’s strategic partner.

She said: “York Central is one the UK’s most exciting regeneration projects, with huge opportunity and potential. I’m really looking forward to working with Tom and the team, our partners, stakeholders and local people to deliver our vision for a highly sustainable place, full of life, vitality and community.

“A key focus for me is to embed and deliver upon the generational environmental and social sustainability commitments and opportunities that this development presents.”

Stafeckis will have a strategic role within the York Central team, which includes Jack Widdup, a current Development Director at McLaren Living, who will focus on York Central, and Joseph Young, a recent graduate joining as a Development Surveyor.

Tom Gilman said: “We are assembling a strong team of experienced professionals, with expertise and insights gained from major regional regeneration projects and broad sector knowledge. I welcome Karen, Jack and Joseph to the team and very much look forward to working together to deliver an outstanding new quarter for the city of York.”

York Central will deliver 2,500 new homes (20% of which will be affordable) and create up to one million sq ft of office, retail and hospitality space, along with improvements to the York Railway Station and an enhanced National Railway Museum.

Next to York railway station and covering 45 hectares, York Central has the potential to generate up to 6,500 jobs and will help to grow York’s future economy by 20%, by adding £1.1bn GVA to the city.

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