Buckinghamshire Council seek partners for Aylesbury Town Centre redevelopment

Buckinghamshire Council are seeking preliminary market engagement from developers, investors and regeneration partners for the Aylesbury Town Centre Regeneration Programme.

Feedback will aid the council’s strategy when searching for a long-term partner for the multi-phase programme.

Expected to take 10 years, this housing-led scheme is set out in the Aylesbury Investment Prospectus. The prospectus was launched at UKREiiF in May 2026 and highlights how Aylesbury is being brought forward as a co-ordinated programme across multiple sites.

With existing partners committed to delivering 16,000 new homes by 2033, further town centre housing to support local businesses is marked as key in the document. The role of brownfield land in reducing pressure on green spaces is also covered.

Aylesbury received Garden Town status for a focus on walkability, affordability and high proportions of green infrastructure in 2017. The Garden Town Masterplan (2020) shows innovative proposals to transform Aylesbury into a vibrant place to live, with the Aylesbury Regeneration Strategy as the next stage in this ambitious town centre revival.