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Borough Name Site Name Status Gross (Ha) Constrained Total Borough Name Site name Status Gross (ha) Constrained Total Barking and Dagenham FRESH WHARF ESTATE Allocation 3.747936 760 Barking and Dagenham Dagenham Leisure Park Allocation 3.397149 225 Barking and Dagenham Barking Rugby Club and Goresbrook Leisure Centre Allocation 11.33706 317 Barking and Dagenham South Dagenham East Allocation 20.29598 1575 Barking and Dagenham South Dagenham West Allocation 24.00419 284 Barking and Dagenham THE ABBEY RETAIL PARK Allocation 2.918973 339 Barking and Dagenham Abbey Retail Park Allocation 3.592913 250 Barking and Dagenham Gascoigne Estate Allocation 33.64769 220 Barking and Dagenham Barking Station, 16 - 48 Cambridge Road and BTC Windfall Allocation 0.289929 250 Barking and Dagenham Vicarage Field Allocation 2.806488 245 Barking and Dagenham King William Street Quarter Allocation 1.913096 201 Barking and Dagenham Creative Industry Quarter Approval 1.07467 218 Barking and Dagenham University Of East London Longbridge Road Approval 8.985219 1042 Barking and Dagenham Barking Reach Renwick Road, Barking Riverside, IG11 0XF Approval 177.9499 10800 Barking and Dagenham Lymington Fields Turnage Road, Phases 1 & 2 Lymington Fields, RM8 1QP Approval 12.73289 602 Barnet Barnet College Site Allocation 5.164287 429 Barnet North London Business Park Allocation 16.42613 402 Barnet British Library Colindale Avenue Allocation 2.242755 345 Barnet Peel Centre West Allocation 4.109052 395 Barnet McDONALDS RESTAURANT Allocation 0.528268 200 Barnet MERIT HOUSE Allocation 0.988412 200 Barnet MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY ACCOMMODATION Allocation 1.733642 331 Barnet NEW BARNET GAS WORKS Allocation 5.34332 315 Barnet Land around Premier House and along Station Road Allocation 0.997785 290 Barnet EDGWARE FORUMSIDE Allocation 1.36849 213 Barnet Colindale Hospital Approval 4.219265 714 Barnet Land at the rear of the former Colindale Hospital Site Colindale Avenue, Colindale Hospital, NW9 5DZ Approval 1.664557 222 Barnet West Hendon Estate Ramsey Close, West Hendon Estate, NW9 7QS Approval 12.31037 1504 Barnet Zenith House The Hyde, NW9 6EW Approval 1.087756 309 Barnet Former RAF East Camp site Aerodrome Road, Beaufort Park, NW9 Approval 12.51452 1444 Barnet Grahame Park Estate Lanacre Avenue, New Hendon Village, NW9 5UP Approval 34.28431 1663 Barnet Stonegrove and Spur Road Estates Green Lane, Stonegrove & Spur Road Estates, HA8 8BT Approval 9.908154 396 Barnet Inglis Barracks Approval 32.9489 2174 Barnet Former Parcelforce Depot, Geron Way Approval 1.430924 262 Barnet Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration Area Approval 153.1768 7333 Bexley Erith Western Gateway Allocation 7.417326 619 Bexley Norman Park, Between Yarnton Way, Imperial Gateway, DA17 6JU Approval 6.806674 402 Bexley Tavy Bridge Phase 2 Approval 1.886337 210 Bexley Former Samas Roneo Site Maiden Lane, DA1 4AX Approval 6.549336 254 Brent First Way Allocation 7.986305 1350 Brent EURO CAR PARTS LTD Allocation 0.512984 362 Brent Watkin Road Allocation 0.833955 320 Brent Olympic Office Centre, Fulton Way, Wembley. Allocation 1.162886 225 Brent South Way Site adjacent to Wembley Stadium Station Allocation 2.726799 341 Brent Chiltern Cutting Allocation 3.658633 713 Brent BRENT HOUSE 349-357 Allocation 3.821585 371 Brent Harlesden Plaza Allocation 1.37682 265 Brent Land at Junction of Capitol Way, NW9 Approval 1.724213 460 Brent 243 Ealing Road, HA0 4LF Approval 2.487009 441 Brent First Central Coronation Road, NW10 Approval 9.611863 545 Brent Former Palace of Arts & Palace of Industry Site Engineers Way, HA9 Approval 5.428834 815 Bromley West of High Street Allocation 2.425815 441 Bromley Blue Circle Sports Ground Crown Lane, Trinity Village, BR2 9PQ Approval 13.90368 788 Bromley Multistorey Car Park Simpsons Road, BR2 0QL Approval 0.952568 200 Camden EUSTON STATION Allocation 10.59612 1554 Camden Pheonix Place Allocation 1.177308 263 Camden 24-58 ROYAL COLLEGE STREET Allocation 1.538872 202 Camden O2 Centre Car Park 255 Finchley Road London Allocation 1.828703 296 Camden Kings Cross Railway Lands York Way, NW1 Approval 23.64745 1626 City of London Bartholomew Close & Little Britain, Barts Square Approval 1.288028 216 Croydon Prospect House Allocation 1.331776 539 Croydon Wandle Park Village Approval 2.779915 496 Croydon New South Quarter Approval 2.645167 796 Croydon YMCA & Marco Polo House Approval 0.344073 397 Croydon Croydon College Approval 0.255868 241 Croydon Land adjacent to East Croydon Station & Cherry Orchard Gardens Approval 0.817727 451 Croydon Ruskin Square Development Approval 2.583759 625 Croydon Randolph and Pembroke Houses Wellesley Road, CR0 Approval 0.901847 755 Croydon Community Facilities & Land to West Side Approval 2.070082 251 Ealing Greenford Green - North of Canal Allocation 9.140416 452 Ealing Havelock Estate Allocation 18.37035 200 Ealing Southall East Allocation 8.802748 921 Ealing St Bernard's Hospital Allocation 5.061268 552 Ealing Former BT Telephone Exchange Allocation 1.444894 221 Ealing The Green Allocation 3.78507 272 Ealing Park Royal Southern Gateway Allocation 9.481472 329 Ealing Southall Crossrail Station Allocation 4.143836 215 Ealing Arcadia Allocation 1.790188 353 Ealing Phase 2, part Of South Acton Estate Bollo Bridge Road, South Acton Estate, W3 Approval 5.621806 442 Ealing 41 - 159 Bromyard Avenue, W3 7JS Approval 1.23066 221 Ealing Greenman Lane Estate Singapore Road, W13 Approval 3.98431 289 Ealing Dickens Yard Approval 1.858779 695 Ealing Southall Gas Works White Street, UB1 1QZ Approval 34.20345 3453 Enfield LAND AT INNOVA PARK INNOVA WAY, EN3 Approval 16.75611 330 Greenwich Charlton Riverside Central (TELSTAR RECOVERY) Allocation 34.30176 3498 Greenwich Thomas Tallis Allocation 2.361847 203 Greenwich PLOTS N0601, NO602, NO607, NO608, NO504, AND NO506, LAND AT PENINSULA QUAYS ADJOINING MILLENNIUM WAY, GREENWICH PENINSULA, SE10 Allocation 6.543354 1145 Greenwich Land at Greenwich Peninsula (2002 Masterplan 02/2903) Allocation 75.01982 6602 Greenwich ORANGERY LANE Allocation 1.484809 232 Greenwich BATHWAY QUARTER/FORMER GREENWICH UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Allocation 2.037136 660 Greenwich Mast Quay (Phase 2) Woolwich Church Street, Mast Quay, SE18 5NP Approval 0.75962 204 Greenwich Formerly Ferrier Estate Ferrier Estate, Kidbrooke Village, SE3 Approval 46.26877 1763 Greenwich Plots N0404, N0405, N0207, M0106, M0107, M109, M0110 and M0118 of the Greenwich Peninsula Masterplan, Meridian Delta Site Phoenix Avenue, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 0DX Approval 4.334416 1505 Greenwich Blocks B, C & F - The Quarter, 43-81 Greenwich High Road, The Quarter, SE10 Approval 1.188832 227 Greenwich Greenwich Millennium Village Phases 3, 4 and 5, Peartree Way, Greenwich Millenium Village, SE10 Approval 11.57646 1746 Greenwich Greenwich Wharf (Lovell's, Grainte, Badcock's & Pipers) Banning Street, SE10 9PQ Approval 4.97145 400 Greenwich Land at Enderby's Wharf Christchurch Way, SE10 Approval 7.345069 770 Greenwich Land Rear of 40 Victoria Way, Greenwich Constellation, SE7 Approval 1.454764 212 Greenwich Paynes & Borthwick Wharf Borthwick Street, SE8 Approval 0.866323 213 Greenwich Plot M0114, Greenwich Peninsula John Harrison Way, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 Approval 0.301699 207 Greenwich The Academy (Fmr Royal Military Academy) Academy Road, SE18 Approval 8.482797 328 Greenwich Land at Love Lane, Love Lane, SE18 6HQ Approval 3.591612 960 Greenwich Greenwich Reach East Thames Street, SE10 Approval 3.365094 980 Greenwich Warren Masterplan Approval 15.48276 2968 Greenwich Former Greenwich District Hospital Vanbrugh Hill, SE10 9HE Approval 2.934699 645 Hackney Land bounded by Curtain Rd, Worship Street and Scrutton Street, EC2A 2BF (London Borough of Hackney) Allocation 1.711991 430 Hackney Manor House AAP Site North East and South East Corner Allocation 2.423559 333 Hackney TESCO STORES LTD Allocation 1.222182 361 Hackney 18-42 Wharf Road, N1 7SW Approval 0.707885 327 Hackney Colville Estate Southgate Road, Colville Estate, N1 5DB Approval 4.635253 466 Hackney Eagle House , 159-189 City Road, N1 7EH Approval 0.431266 276 Hackney Principal Place Approval 1.371637 299 Hackney Pembury Circus, land at junction of Dalston Lane, E5 8HH Approval 1.172572 268 Hackney Woodberry Down Estate Seven Sisters Road, Woodberry Down Estate, N4 2SB Approval 23.8005 2671 Hackney Former Lesney Toys Factory Homerton Road, E9 5TR Approval 0.556348 209 Hackney Haggerston West Estate & Kingsland Estate Clarissa Street, E8 Approval 3.87763 275 Hackney Kings Crescent Estate Approval 3.953202 490 Hammersmith and FulhamEarls Court Allocation 19.20098 2004 Hammersmith and FulhamBBC TV Centre Allocation 5.34494 418 Hammersmith and FulhamWhite City Opportunity Area Allocation 13.74996 956 Hammersmith and FulhamLand Adjacent to Hammersmith Town Hall Allocation 1.450149 370 Hammersmith and FulhamMultistorey car park, King's Mall Allocation 1.057753 299 Hammersmith and FulhamCar park Seagrave Road, W6 Approval 3.021955 808 Hammersmith and FulhamChelsea Creek, bounded by Imperial Road, Imperial Wharf, SW6 Approval 2.962073 489 Hammersmith and FulhamHammersmith Embankment Chancellor's Road, Fulham Reach, W6 Approval 3.332637 744 Hammersmith and FulhamFulham Riverside Approval 3.602724 463 Hammersmith and FulhamBlock J2, Imperial Wharf Townmead Road, Imperial Wharf, SW6 Approval 0.744394 305 Hammersmith and FulhamLand adjacent to south side of (Phase 1) Approval 0.596859 395 Hammersmith and FulhamLand North of Westfield Shopping Centre Approval 8.937424 1522 Hammersmith and FulhamShepherd's Bush Market Market Lane, W12 Approval 1.879689 200 Haringey Frm GLS Supplies Depot Ferry Lane,
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