Not every building gets a second act. 71 Hopton Street did. And it made the most of it.

Part of the original Bankside Lofts development by Manhattan Loft Corporation, 71 Hopton Street was at risk of being left behind. Surrounded by shiny new builds and rising expectations, it could have faded into the background.

Instead, it became a standout.

More floors. More light. More value. Delivered on a defined budget. Two new levels. Timber beams over typical steel. Skylights. Terraces. Expanded NIA. All tuned to unlock potential and push performance.

Few could have delivered this scale of transformation within the budget. Every decision was deliberate, every element optimised to drive value. Built smart. Built economically.

Fully let at completion. Then quickly reconfigured to suit the incoming tenant’s vision. Fast decisions, smart pivots, and no compromise on quality.

This wasn’t a makeover. It was a transformation. Physical. Financial. Architectural. Delivered on point.

In a market full of noise, this one stood out. And that attracted attention.

Tenants want to work with the best. This building gave them a reason to.

Proof that underperforming assets can be repositioned to outperform.

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