Milton Keynes Key Developments
Milton Keynes is predicted to double in size and by 2031, is set to become the 15th largest city in the UK. Fast becoming the economic driving force for its region, over £1 billion of private investment is already committed to the city. This is transforming the skyline and clearly demonstrates the confidence in Milton Keynes' long-term vision for the future.
An exciting new development in Central Milton Keynes which contains hotels, restaurants, retail, office and conference facilities together with apartments.
Following the opening of Phase One of Milton Keynes' UEFA Elite standard 32,000 seater stadium, work is continuing on the 3,000 seat arena and the state-of-the-art hotel complex.
This premium, 200,000 sq ft office development is the largest office development in Central Milton Keynes for 25 years.It opened in Summer 2009, with 50% of the available space already taken by Deloitte and Denton Wilde Sapte.
A vibrant, energy-efficient, city centre mixed-use development that will occupy a prominent position between Milton Keynes Central railway station and the central shopping district. When completed it will comprise of around 650 town houses and apartments plus commercial and retail outlets.
This 110,000 sq ft state-of-the-art Sainsbury's store opened in October 2008 at Witan Gate.
Central Milton Keynes Railway Station
£130m worth of enhancements at Central Milton Keynes Railway Station are underway. The project will enable additional daily services, especially at peak times.
Providing an impressive gateway to Milton Keynes, the new coach terminal development is already underway. It will incorporate a ticket office, café and additional facilities for local and national coach operators, together with a 500-space park-and-ride facility to be operated by Milton Keynes Council.
Road Infrastructure
Milton Keynes has seen a large investment in highway improvements to fully prepare the city for future increases in traffic volume - including the soon to be completed development of Junction 13 and 14 of M1.
Last updated January 2010
