Ealing – Creating

Sustainable Communities

15th June 2017

Lucy Taylor – London Borough of

Ealing

Tom Titherington – Catalyst

REGENERATION & HOUSING

Ealing Broadway – Key Development Sites Perceval House, Dickens Yard, Town Hall, Filmworks

Visualisation of St George’s Filmworks – Ealing

Crossrail – Ealing

Broadway Living

• Broadway Living – Ealing Council’s wholly owned subsidary

• Delivers new homes for rent, market sale and discounted rent

• Works with the private sector

• Above: Eastcote Lane – 10, 1 and 2 bedroom flats

• Left: 301 Ruislip Rd – a Hill and BL development – 32 BL homes

Copley Estate Ealing Council’s flagship £90m scheme to deliver and refurbish more than 800 homes

Greystar’s Greenford Green

• 1439 rental properties

• Total C. 2000 properties New Primary school and health centre

• New green space connected to existing

• Greystar’s biggest UK development

• Refurb of former GSK office building

Berkeley’s Southall Waterside

• 2016 – new masterplan approved

• 3,750 new homes

• First phase completion late 2018 – 618 new homes – 30% affordable

• New landscaped parkland and 1km canal trail

St Bernard’s Gate • 270 new homes

(130 market-sale, 118 shared-ownership and 22 social rent)

• New public space and a long-term community facility

• Long-term employment opportunities for local people

• 3 refurbished Grade II listed buildings with local heritage

• 11 minutes’ walk from future Hanwell Crossrail station

Havelock Estate Regeneration • 10-12 year phased

construction • 922 new homes (367

Social/Aff. Rent, 434 Market Sale, 35 Shared Ownership, 86 Fixed Equity)

• Phase 1A completed in Spring 2017 – 98 new homes (55 Social/Aff. Rent, 37 Market Sale & 6 Fixed Equity)

• Completely redesigned canal-side area and green, open spaces

• 15 minutes’ walk from future Crossrail station at Southall

CEG – Office block development

• 17,000sq ft Grade A development

• Projected to create 2,300 jobs

• Work starts 2018

Southall Opportunities

• Southall Town Hall (left) • Grade II listed landmark building

used as offices • Size of building: 10,710sq ft • Rail – Southall station is 0.5 miles -

Zone 4. Mainline east to Paddington and west to Heathrow, future Crossrail Station.

• Honey Monster iconic factory site in Southall (right)

• 3.2 hectares (7.9 acres), within the Southall Opportunity Area

• Canalside location • Berkeley’s Southall Waterside to the

west • Potential for residential, work and art

space

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