Building Safety Tracker
Naomi Street, Deptford SE8 · All blocks · Last updated: June 2026
Greenland Place is a Barratt Redrow development managed by FirstPort. Since February 2026, Oslo Tower has been subject to active Building Safety Regulator enforcement. A Fire Risk Appraisal of External Walls (FRAEW) commissioned by Barratt cannot begin because a legal access licence remains unsigned after six months. This tracker documents the current status of each issue, who is responsible, and what leaseholders can do. All information is based on official correspondence and government records.
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| Access Licence Legal entry agreement |
All three | Unsigned — 6 months | Legal agreement allowing Socotec to enter the building and carry out the FRAEW. All three parties must sign. Negotiations started January 2026 with no resolution. | Root cause of every other delay. Nothing moves until signed. FirstPort & HomeGround confirmed blockers. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| FRAEW Fire Risk Appraisal of External Walls |
Barratt | Not started | Specialist fire survey of external walls. Barratt appointed Socotec in January 2026 but cannot begin until access licence is signed. Target was spring 2026. | Without FRAEW: no valid EWS1, no BAC, no mainstream mortgages. ~£100k+ suppressed value per flat. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DLUHC Registration Govt remediation register |
Barratt | Likely absent | Barratt must report Greenland Place to DLUHC under the Self Remediation Scheme. the Residents Panel' reading: not yet done. No government oversight of delays. | No government clock running on Barratt for this site. DLUHC has no visibility of the delay. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| BSR Compliance Notice 1 Structural safety proof |
FirstPort | Active — due Feb 2027 | BSR enforcement order requiring FirstPort to prove the building's concrete structure is safe, including modelling collapse scenarios. Deadline February 2027. | Even if FRAEW completes, BAC cannot be reissued until this is resolved. Two separate problems. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| BSR Compliance Notice 2 Fire management plan |
FirstPort | Cleared — May 2026 | FirstPort required to create a fire safety action plan. Satisfied and cleared by BSR in May 2026. | Positive. Does not trigger BAC reissue on its own. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| BAC Building Assessment Certificate |
FirstPort | Refused — Feb 2026 | Government certificate confirming the building is safely managed. Refused February 2026. New application requires both FRAEW and Compliance Notice 1 resolved first. | No BAC = officially non-compliant = cash buyers only = ~£100k+ discount vs compliant comparable flat. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| EWS1 External Wall System Certificate |
FirstPort | B1 — invalid FRAEW | Lender certificate for high-rise flats. Oslo & Malmo rated B1, other blocks B2. All FRAEWs rejected by Barratt as inadequate. Most lenders will not rely on them. | Restricted buyer pool. Only select lenders (BM Solutions, HSBC, Santander, Halifax) willing to lend. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Leaseholder Reporting BSA 2022 s.91 |
FirstPort | Failing | FirstPort has a legal duty to proactively inform leaseholders of building safety risks and progress. Current output: vague letters every few months with no detail or deadlines. | Leaseholders cannot make informed decisions on selling, remortgaging or HTB redemption. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Insurance (KSI) L&T Act 1985 |
FirstPort | Disputed | FirstPort places insurance through KSI — its own sister company. Premium up 275% since 2019/20. Independent quotes show significant overcharge. FCA transparency rules likely breached. | Direct ongoing cost. Challengeable at First-tier Tribunal without needing 50% leaseholder threshold. | ▼ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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