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285-home Edinburgh Salamander Street plan lodged

Another illustrative elevation example. The summary continued: The site is located to the north of Edinburgh city centre in Leith and currently contains some existing buildings. “This application proposes the demolition of these buildings ahead of redevelopment of the site. Bath Road and Salamander Street represents an exciting opportunity to enhance the townscape of Leith through the delivery of high quality new housing in a sought after location. “The proposals have been developed in relation to the specifics of their locale, as a collective and cohesive whole, whilst also giving careful consideration to the quality of the internal accommodation. “It is considered that the proposals will promote local distinctiveness and are of a scale and form that will bring definition to the journey along Salamander Street as seen from afar and in close proximity.”

Met Tower developer boosts senior team as work on £100m project steps up

Met Tower, Glasgow THE property developer behind plans to transform Glasgow’s Met Tower has made two senior hires as it prepares to embark on the £100 million project. Osborne + Co, which is developing 120,000 square foot of Grade A office space and a 260-bed hotel at the former College of Building and Printing tower, has brought in Scott Easton as development manager, with Gary McIlwraith appointed deputy project director. The hires come after Osborne secured planning permission for the Met Tower redevelopment in January. Under the plans, a landscaped plaza will be developed to connect the tower with the hotel. Mr Easton joins after a six-year spell with Core Five LLP, while Mr McIlwraith arrives following four years with Unite Students, the student accommodation developer. The duo has been tasked with the “smooth delivery” of the Met Tower project, which is expected to have represented an investment of £100m by Osborne by the time it is completed.

MetLife, Inc : MetLife Completes $5 Billion Longevity Reinsurance Transactions with Rothesay

MetLife, Inc.: MetLife Completes $5 Billion Longevity Reinsurance Transactions with Rothesay MetLife, Inc. announced today that its subsidiary, Metropolitan Tower Life Insurance Company, has closed its second and third longevity reinsurance transactions with Rothesay Life Plc, reinsuring approximately $5 billion of pension liabilities associated with two U.K. bulk annuity transactions completed in the fourth quarter of 2020. We are pleased to expand our relationship with Rothesay and build on our previous success to execute the latest two transactions very quickly and efficiently, said Jay Wang, senior vice president and head of Risk Solutions for MetLife s Retirement Income Solutions business. With these transactions, we will continue to execute on our strategy, using our actuarial expertise and history managing longevity risk to expand our footprint within the U.K. longevity reinsurance market.

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