Barking Riverside Development To Get A Boost
BBC London is talking about a large boost to the development of housing at Barking Riverside. This article in Building entitled L&Q buys out Bellway at Barking Riverside, gives a lot more detail. This is a visualisation of the development.
It looks to be a lot of much-needed housing, a proportion of which will be affordable.
According to TfL’s maps and drawings it looks like Barking Riverside station will be a couple of hundred metres or so directly inland from the T-shaped pier.
March 11, 2016 - Posted by AnonW | World | Barking Riverside, Development, Housing
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I read an extract of this news on the skyscrapercity forum which quoted “L&Q pledged to quadruple house building rates on site to 600 homes a year” … I hope that 600 is a typo as that is a very unimpressive rate if those 11000 homes are ever to be built …
Comment by boypathos | March 11, 2016 |
Sounds like one to me! But then we do seem to have the slowest builders in the world.
Try getting any work done urgently!
Comment by AnonW | March 11, 2016 |