Multiplex towers scheme gets new finishing date after job restarts following four month payment wrangle

By Daniel Gayne2022-06-23T06:00:00

One Nine Elms had been mothballed because of funding problems for Chinese developer

The delayed £1bn One Nine Elms project in London is now on course for completion next November, according to the build’s Chinese developer.

Initially expected to finish in the first half of 2023, the Battersea scheme ground to a halt earlier this year, with main contractor Multiplex downing tools over a payment dispute with client Guangzhou-based client R&F Properties.

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