Quay House — sometimes known as One South Quay — is a future waterfront development, located immediately south of the Canary Wharf estate overlooking South Dock. Previously rejected in 2014, new planning permission for the site obtained in 2020, with minor amendments currently sought before construction begins. Plans are for a 35-storey tower with a… Continue reading Quay House Canary Wharf
Category: Apartments to rent
Here is a collection of our posts that feature apartments for rent across Canary Wharf. These apartments are solely from build to rent (BTR) operators, and currently feature the 3 main players in the area: Greystar, Vertus, and The Collective.
There are several benefits to renting from a commercial landlord:
- They frequently offer all-in-one payments — combining all utilities, bills, council tax and rent in one fixed cost
- The apartments are purpose-built and often they will be brand new
- Commercial landlords frequently offer short-term contracts — The Collective at Canary Wharf has terms starting from as short as 89 days.
If you are looking to rent in Canary Wharf on the private rental market, information on individual buildings is likely to be found over in our apartments to buy section. There you will find information on frequently rented buildings such as Pan Peninsula, and Lincoln Plaza.
If you’re new to renting in the area and are looking for things to do, our guides to the local area cover everything from swimming in Canary Wharf docks, to free days out.
8 Water Street — Vertus
8 Water Street design and development The building is a sleek 13-storey low-rise designed by Stanton Williams. In contrast to the high rise developments that surround it, the 175,000sq/ft 8 Water Street has been designed to be figuratively and literally more grounded — bringing it closer with the water that surrounds it. Construction started in… Continue reading 8 Water Street — Vertus
Newfoundland Quay — Canary Wharf
An introduction to Newfoundland Sometimes known as ’the diamond tower’, Newfoundland Quay is a £250 million development commissioned by the Canary Wharf group. The 60-storey tower was designed by Mayfair based, Horden Cherry Lee architects (HCLA). The tower is one of the more interesting developments for numerous reasons, namely: Newfoundland is the tallest build-to-rent building… Continue reading Newfoundland Quay — Canary Wharf
The Collective-Canary Wharf
Baltimore Wharf meets communal living The Collective was originally planned to be a normal hotel! As part of developer Galliard Homes regeneration plan for Baltimore Wharf, an area to the east of Millwall inner dock, Galliard obtained planning permission for a 21-storey building. Originally intended to be a hotel, it is adjacent to their flagship… Continue reading The Collective-Canary Wharf
Sailmakers – Harbour Central
An overview of Harbour Central Part of the £550m Harbour Central development, Sailmakers is the name given to a collection of 355 new build flats to rent in Canary Wharf. Developed by Galliard, the Harbour Central plot contains 7 buildings, with the center piece being Maine Tower, a 42-storey Art-Deco style building. In 2015 Greystar,… Continue reading Sailmakers – Harbour Central
Vertus – 10 George Street
Overview of the development 10 George Street, also known as Vertus, is the first residential development completed on the Canary Wharf groups new private estate. GRID Architects, based in Southwark, were commissioned by the Canary Wharf group to design the 37 Storey tower. It is the first of three “Build to Rent” properties commissioned by… Continue reading Vertus – 10 George Street
