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Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning (Haringey Council)

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Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing recently approved plans for nine new council homes to address the shortage of larger affordable housing.

Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved plans in September 2026 to transform Kings Road Car Park into nine new four-bedroom council homes. This decision aims to provide much-needed family-sized social housing, forming a key part of the council's strategy to address the shortage of larger affordable homes, particularly four-bedroom properties.

The approved development, with a total scheme cost of £3,950,256, will deliver nine three-storey homes for social rent. The project also includes environmental improvements to the local area, redeveloping an underutilised car park in N17.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved plans for nine new council homes in September 2026. Source
  2. The approved development will provide nine four-bedroom homes for social rent. Source
  3. The total scheme cost for the Kings Road Car Park development is £3,950,256. Source
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  1. Haringey Approves Nine New Council Homes at Kings Road Car Park Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing has approved plans to transform the Kings Road Car Park in N17 into nine new four-bedroom council homes. The decision, made on... Haringey 11 September 2026