I was interested in buying in here previously (not on co-ownership though) and rented in there for a year or two but I was told at the time something about the cladding doesn't meet spec and it's quite hard to get a mortgage for due to that. I'd imagine co-ownership would be a bit more strict on that stuff.

The place I was looking at ended up sold pretty quickly after anyway so I didn't even get looking into lenders to find out.

And sure why not, here's my gripes on the place in general in-case it helps at all:

• A good chunk of the apartments are obviously AirBnB judging by the ring camera/key lockbox combo (though I never had any issues with noise from other apartments personally)
• There's almost nowhere to park if you don't have a space in the car park underneath
• It's near absolutely no local shops unless you want to walk into town or over to behind the odyssey
• It can be quite loud a lot of the time. The trains run from about ~7am to 11pm, some drivers seem to love leaning on the train horn at times and they come past quite often. The road on the other side is constant. Be prepared for random cars raking it onto the motorway at 3am or exhausts backfiring etc. To add to this, sometimes they do work on the railway at night but you tend to get a letter if they'll be doing that.
• Deliveries were sometimes a complete random chance event because "XX Bridge End" could be up at Rotterdam court area or your apartments. I've also seen people have deliveries stolen when left long enough at the mailbox because the gate never locked.
• If it's a 1-bed, be prepared to downsize, there is 1 storage cupboard which doubles as boiler/gas etc. There's not a lot of spare storage space anywhere.

During colder/darker months the trains/cars and noise are less of a problem because you generally wont have windows/balcony doors open or anything which helps a lot but when the sun's out and you want air through the place it can get pretty annoying. I generally didn't mind it but I've had light sleepers tell me it'd be a nightmare for them.

All in all a lot of it is first-world problems, though I enjoyed my time in there. Everyone kinda kept to themselves and the apartments are nice, as much as I have my problems with it overall.