South London Borough Set for 14,000 New Homes in 'Decade of Renewal'

South London borough set for 14,000 new homes in 'decade of renewal'

Wandsworth Council has set out plans to grow the borough's economy over the next 10 years

More than 8,000 new homes could be built in the Nine Elms area of Wandsworth.

Wandsworth has the highest percentage of 20- to 44-year-olds living within the borough in London. Wandsworth Town Centre has also been earmarked in the plan for the building of 3,000 new homes. Council bosses say any developments would be supplemented with extra transport links and green spaces. But some residents say there is no appetite for more high-rise buildings but there is a need for GPs and dentists. Wandsworth Council is on course to de…

More than 14,000 new homes could be built in South London borough over next decade - southlondon.co.uk

More than 14,000 new homes could be built in a South London borough over the next decade, under council plans to grow the local economy. Wandsworth Council has published a new ‘growth plan’ outlining key investment opportunities in the borough and its strategy to attract development in a “decade of renewal”. Wandsworth Council’s town hall.