£100 million
Invested in joint partnership for Silvertown
Nearly £2 billion
Secured in grant and low-interest loans for the City Hall Developer Investment Fund
36,000
new homes in the Royal Docks
Working with our partners, Mayor of London Homes will capture the delivery of thousands of new good quality homes near transport connections, boost affordable housing and create new highly skilled jobs.
GLA Land and Property Limited (GLAP) is our commercial subsidiary for property investment, development and asset management.
GLAP delivers its portfolio of development on the Mayor’s land to unlock opportunities and transform areas across London. This includes our strategic projects such as Royal Docks, Greenwich Peninsula, Beam Peak, Barking Riverside, Stephenson Street and many more.
GLAP will deliver around 70,000 new homes on the Mayor’s land and joint venture interests, including homes delivered to date and looking ahead over the next 25 years.
Places for London is TfL’s financial property company. Here to unlock more of the potential of TfL land, creating a greener, kinder and more connected London for everyone.
Places has been supporting over 1,500 businesses in stations and railway arches and on high streets. Now working to release more of the untapped opportunity in TfL’s property portfolio – whether it’s a disused plot in outer London or an empty arch in the city centre – to create more of the spaces that Londoners need to thrive.
Working to create even more of the places Londoners need. Building thousands of quality homes, many of them affordable, as well as more workspaces, shops, public parks and community areas, while improving access for everyone.
With 5,500+ acres, stretching across almost every borough, TfL is already one of London’s largest landowners. Places for London is on a mission to help it become one of the most impactful too.
The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) is a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC), established by the Mayor of London in 2015.
OPDC is delivering transformational change across the Old Oak and Park Royal Opportunity Area, London’s largest brownfield site. Capitalising on the increased connectivity created by the arrival of the new High Speed 2 (HS2) station at Old Oak Common, to create social, economic and environmental differences to the area.
The area spans three London boroughs; Brent, Ealing and Hammersmith & Fulham. OPDC plans to bring forward many thousands of new and affordable homes, jobs, shops, parks and amenities to create a place that is welcoming, accessible and prosperous for Londoners.
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is the Mayoral Development Corporation responsible for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Established in April 2012, LLDC was created to harness the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity presented by the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games – transforming it into a vibrant new heart for east London, expanding opportunities for local communities, and driving innovation and inclusive growth.
Today, the Park is a thriving destination, attracting more than 20 million visits each year from local, national and international audiences. LLDC is developing new neighbourhoods on and around the Park, delivering more than c.5,800 new homes, approximately 40% of which will be affordable. At the heart of the Park is East Bank, which includes world-class institutions BBC Music Studios; London College of Fashion, UAL; Sadler’s Wells East; UCL (University College London) and V&A East. Together they form the Park’s cultural quarter and a major new hub for innovation, creativity and learning
The opportunities generated by the Park and its partners will continue to benefit local people for generations, whether through jobs, apprenticeships, community programmes or cultural activities. The legacy of the 2012 Games remains something that all Londoners can take pride in.
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Delivered jointly by the Mayor of London and the Mayor of Newham, the Royal Docks is one of the largest concentrations of development and investment opportunity in London. Spanning 175 hectares of public land and water, it is the Mayor of London’s largest and most ambitious regeneration programme.
Over the next 20 years, the Royal Docks has the potential to deliver 36,000 new homes and 55,000 jobs through a series of major mixed-use neighbourhoods and waterfront developments now underway across the area. With more than £10 billion of live investment opportunities, major transport investment including the Elizabeth line and Silvertown Tunnel, 12 miles of waterfront, Excel London and London City Airport, the Royal Docks is rapidly emerging as a new centre for living, business, culture and innovation in east London.
Bringing more good quality,
affordable homes to London.