Wednesday 8th April 2026
Pinnacle Group has been appointed to manage more than 160 homes in and around the iconic Oxo Tower on London’s South Bank, working in partnership with Coin Street Housing Secondary Housing Co-operative, which will become South Bank Community Housing Co-operative.
The appointment follows the coming together of homes previously managed by the Palm, Redwood and Iroko housing co-operatives, as part of a wider transition towards a single co-operative structure.
Established to great note in the late 1990s and early 2000s, each of the schemes made their mark for their distinctive architecture and strong community focused neighbourhood that Coin Street has nurtured for over 40 years.
Just behind the Oxo Tower, Pinnacle will oversee 27 homes, including ten houses, a four-storey block containing five two-bed flats and a ten-storey block comprising ten one-bed flats.
In the tower itself, Pinnacle will manage 78 homes, spanning floors three to seven. These include eight one-bed flats, 45 two-bed flats and five three-bed homes.
A short walk away, to the Southwest of the Tower, Pinnacle will take responsibility for 59 homes arranged around a much-loved communal garden, including 32 five-bed houses, six three-bed maisonettes and 21 one and two-bed maisonettes and flats.
The appointment further strengthens Pinnacle Group’s position as a market-leading provider of integrated housing, neighbourhood and workplace services. With a footprint spanning over 75,000 homes and more than 10,000 delivery locations across the UK, Pinnacle brings more than three decades of expertise in managing and maintaining places with professionalism, consistency and care.
Pinnacle will work collaboratively with Coin Street Housing Coop to ensure homes and shared spaces are safe, well maintained and cared for, supporting communities that feel proud, connected and resilient.
Nabeel Alhassan, Chief Officer, South Bank Housing Co-operative, said: “We are proud of the community led neighbourhood that has been built here over the past 40 years. Bringing these homes together under a single co-operative structure is an important step in continuing that legacy. As we begin this new chapter with Pinnacle Group as our managing agent, our focus is on ensuring residents receive a reliable, high-quality service, while keeping the co-op at the heart of how decisions are made. We remain accountable for those services and look forward to working closely with Pinnacle and residents to support a community that feels well cared for, connected and valued.”
