Notting Hill Genesis are one of the most experienced and financially secure housing associations in the UK. We develop high-quality homes in London and the south-east of England. Our homes have won awards for being creative and sustainable, but more importantly, they help create and sustain vibrant communities.
We have a pipeline of almost 11,000 homes over the next five years and together we'll be able to develop 400 extra homes each year than Notting Hill Housing and Genesis could have separately.
We have strategic partnerships with the Mayor of London pledging 60 per cent affordable housing across our Greater London Authority (GLA) pipeline.
It’s increasingly difficult to produce social and affordable housing with limited government grants, but by continuing to use surpluses generated by our commercial activities to plough back into our core social purpose, we can ensure we create the right mix of Notting Hill Genesis homes – and do our bit to tackle the housing crisis in London and the south-east.
Featured Developments
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Royal Albert Wharf, Newham
Royal Albert Wharf, Newham
Identified as the capital’s next business district, the historic Royal Docks area will gain thousands of homes during the next 15 years. Royal Albert Wharf is a step towards this wider regeneration, building over1,800 new homes.
We've been working in the Royal Albert Basin since we acquired our first site, Great Eastern Quays, in 2008. Four years later the GLA selected us as the preferred partner to deliver the neighbouring site, Gallions Quarter. Between the two sites we are delivering over 1,500 new homes to the area, and marketing them as one overall development called Royal Albert Wharf.
We've worked with the local communities in Beckton and Woolwich to design new public spaces and useful communal and retail facilities. 8,700 square metres of new commercial, retail, leisure and community space will create hubs around the Gallions Reach DLR station and the dock water front. Work space, cafés and bars will line the dock where a 100-year old Edwardian ‘Pump House’ still operates while a tree-lined square will act as a focal point for the community. Public transport, pedestrian and cycle routes are also set to be improved.
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Canada Water, Southwark
Canada Water, Southwark
Canada Water is an ambitious and multi-phased redevelopment project being delivered through a development partnership with Sellar Design & Development. Set across eight acres by the water’s edge of Canada Water, the scheme will see over 1,000 new homes with a wide range of commercial, retail and leisure uses on site. This will include a new 100,000sqft flagship Decathlon store that replaces an existing store. The entire scheme is due to complete in 2024.
Given the length of the development programme we developed a very successful meanwhile use at the site of a large vacant warehouse shed on site. Our “Hawker House” street food court, managed by Streetfeast, has transformed this building into a vibrant and thriving food destination, attracting hundreds of customers, from young professionals to families with small children.
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Lampton Road, Hounslow
Lampton Road, Hounslow
The Lampton Road and Civic Centre project is a development agreement between Notting Hill Housing and Bouygues Development to build 919 new homes. Construction began in December 2016.
Working together
We want to work with others who share our commitment to delivering thousands more affordable homes in London. Whether it’s through a development partnership, Section 106, joining our framework or identifying new opportunities, we’d like to hear from you.
Development partnerships
We work closely with a diverse range of partners across the capital to build high-quality developments.
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We rely on strong and diverse development frameworks to help meet our delivery target of 2,700 new homes each year.
Read moreCorporate social responsibility
We build more than bricks and mortar. Our economic support initiatives and intelligent environmental solutions help to deliver thriving, sustainable communities.
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