Vistry and LLDC team up for Pudding Mill Lane project
The London Legacy Development Corporation and Vistry Group have formed a joint venture to deliver a £600m portfolio of 948 mixed-tenure homes in east London.
The partnership will develop a new community next to Pudding Mill Lane DLR station in Stratford.
The development will span four phases, with a minimum of 45% of the new homes being affordable, as well as workspace, retail, community and leisure space. Construction of the first phase is expected to start in the summer of 2026, with completion of the overall scheme scheduled for 2033.
The London Legacy Development Corporation and Vistry Group have formed a joint venture to deliver a £600m portfolio of 948 mixed-tenure homes in east London.
The partnership will develop a new community next to Pudding Mill Lane DLR station in Stratford.
The development will span four phases, with a minimum of 45% of the new homes being affordable, as well as workspace, retail, community and leisure space. Construction of the first phase is expected to start in the summer of 2026, with completion of the overall scheme scheduled for 2033.
Greg Fitzgerald, chief executive at Vistry, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for our partnerships business to revitalise this area of east London and create a thriving and sustainable new community. We are very pleased to be working in partnership with the LLDC and the GLA to provide the mix of high-quality new homes that residents desperately need, alongside the infrastructure, facilities and socio-economic opportunities required to support them.”
Rosanna Lawes, executive director of development at the LLDC, added: “The joint venture partnership with Vistry means that we can rapidly build on the [Queen Elizabeth Olympic] Park’s successful legacy to create another thriving and sustainable community. Quality design is at the heart of the scheme both in well-designed and sustainable homes, in high-quality public realm, amenities and significant workspace that creates truly successful places.”
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