London’s Lambeth Council is seeking a development partner as it advances plans to release six sites to build up to 450 mixed-tenure homes.
The combined portfolio, titled New Homes 6, is the second procurement opportunity that Lambeth Council has launched in the past year to speed up delivery of affordable homes, as part of its New Homes Programme.
Cllr Danny Adilypour, the Council’s Deputy Leader and Cabinet member for Housing, said: “Since the launch of our New Homes Programme in March last year, we have made great strides in unlocking many housing projects in the borough.
“Alongside working with the Government to find solutions to our housing crisis, we know that the right partnership with an industry expert will help us deliver more new affordable homes at pace which we have started implementing on other projects already to accelerate delivery.”
The deadline for submission of initial tenders will be 22 April 2025, with the preferred partner expected to be chosen by November 2025.
Montagu Evans is advising Lambeth Council on the procurement of the development partner. Click here for details.
NH6 site portfolio
Four of the six sites are located between the London Eye and The Oval, one is near Larkhall Park and the sixth near Brockwell Park:
• Denby Court, SE11 – 0.51 ha/indicative capacity of 141 homes
• Larkhall Lane, SE4 – 0.32 ha/indicative capacity of 127 homes
• Knight’s Walk Phase 2, SE11 – 0.54 ha/indicative capacity of 68 homes
• Jonathan & Orsett Street, SE11 – circa 0.46 ha/indicative capacity 67 homes
• 30 Wootton Street, London, SE1 – 0.14 hectares/indicative capacity of 24 homes
• Trinity Rise, SW2 – 0.12 ha/indicative capacity 20 homes
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