“Beds on sheds” model could deliver over 23,000 new homes🏡

As much as 325,000 sq m of modern employment floorspace alongside 23,377 new homes could be brought forward as part of co-location schemes in the capital, according to new analysis from Turley.

The planning and development consultancy reviewed all co-location planning applications and masterplans referred to the Greater London Authority from January 2019 to January 2022. It found that co-location could provide an uplift of nearly 100,000 sq m of employment land in total and an average of 487 new homes per the scheme, based on the schemes currently going through the planning system. To continue reading, please Click Here

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