The revised plan from developer Knight Dragon provides for up to 12,678 homes and 220 serviced apartments to be delivered on those parts of the site that have not already received full permission or begun to be built. This brings the total number of homes to be built at the wider Greenwich Peninsula site to 15,720; an increase of more than 50% over the 10,010 homes permitted under the original masterplan. Development is proposed to take place across six new neighbourhoods, five of which will be primarily residential and the sixth a leisure-led district centre. As well as homes, the scheme includes nearly 60,000 square metres of business space, 40,000 sq m of film and media studios, 23,500 sq m of retail and food space and a 500-room hotel. Also included in the plans are two schools, a health centre, a visitor attraction, public open space, highway and transport works, a new ferry jetty terminal and a 5 km running track across the site. A minimum of 22.7% affordable housing must be pro…
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Knight Dragon Greenwich Peninsula masterplan approved, with 5000 additional homes - Out-Law.com
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