Avanton and Housing Growth Partnership have unveiled the first look of THE BeCa, a £130m residential tower set to launch at The Ruby development on Old Kent Road in London SE15.

Construction on The BeCa is underway and set to offer 262 design-led homes, with 40% being affordable, for Londoners to buy.

The off-plan sales launch will take place later in Spring 2023, with dressed show apartments available later this year and the first residents moving in late 2024.

This exciting regeneration scheme is a joint venture between leading London investor-developer Avanton and social impact investor Housing Growth Partnership. The goal of the partnership is to deliver 1,000 homes to Londoners over the next five years.

The BeCa, standing 18 stories tall, will feature studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments inspired by New York's TriBeCa neighbourhood and designed by award-winning architecture firm Farrells. Every home will boast a private balcony and access to three landscaped roof gardens, with 22,195 sq ft of retail space and 2,500 sq ft of amenities including a flexible workspace, games room and day porter.

Old Kent Road presents the last major regeneration opportunity in Zone 2 with £10 billion of redevelopment planned for the next decade, including over 40 developments. The Ruby Triangle masterplan will bring a new vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood with 1,400 homes, commercial space and a central park. The proposed Bakerloo Line extension will aid the transformation of the area into a cultural centre for South London.

The BeCa is excellently connected, with London Bridge and Elephant & Castle train stations nearby and 15 minutes by bike or foot to Borough and South Bermondsey.

The first sales information will be available later this spring, with more information available at 020 7052 5111.

See more images on The BeCa development profile.