Landsec submits application to redevelop O2 Centre site
Image of the Landsec development linking Finchley Road with West End Lane - Credit: Landsec
An application to build 1,800 homes in Finchley Road has been submitted to Camden Council.
Landsec has submitted a major planning application for the O2 Centre Masterplan Site that will connect Finchley Road and West End Lane.
The plan includes 1,800 new homes, 35% of which will be affordable, and will provide a town square with a variety of shops, restaurants, supermarket, gym, and cinema.
Half of the 14-acre space will be dedicated to public and green spaces and pedestrian links will be improved.
David Heaford, managing director of development at Landsec, said: “We are delighted to submit our final proposal for the O2 Centre after receiving valuable input from the local community."
A spokesperson for Camden Council said they are aware of the submission but the documentation has not yet been received.
"Once we have it all and have checked we have everything we need to validate, we will then register the application," they said.
Most Read
- 1 Five jailed after 'cold blooded' murder of Enfield father
- 2 Hampstead Town's first Labour councillor stands down weeks into office
- 3 Crouch End pub ransacked and charity money stolen
- 4 5 of the best things to do with kids in north London
- 5 7 of the best Chinese restaurants with delivery in north London
- 6 Olympic ace opens Highgate primary school's new running track
- 7 Renaissance painting discovered in pensioner's bedroom sells for £255k
- 8 Cartoonist creates celebrity tube stops
- 9 Monkeypox: 7 patients in Homerton and Royal Free hospitals
- 10 Walking book club: Hampstead Heath, Death and The Penguin
"Once the application is registered, the consultation process would begin."
