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Demolition of 1960s York office building begins
Demolition work has started on a 1960s office building in York to pave the way for a new combined residential, retail and office development.Palace Capital has accepted a tender for the demolition of Hudson House, Toft Green, and the appointed contractor is now on site. The demolition is scheduled to take about seven months.Hudson House comprises a 103,000 sq ft building on a two acre site within York’s City Walls. It was originally intended to be the new headquarters for British Rail, Eastern Region.Palace Capital was granted planning permission in August 2017 to demolish the existing property and erect four new buildings comprising 127 apartments, 34,000 sq ft of offices, 5,000 sq ft of other commercial/restaurant space and car parking.
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